A new COVID-19 vaccination site has opened at the University of Texas at Arlington as part of a continued effort to expand vaccine access in Tarrant County.
Doctors, Fort Worth neighborhood leaders combat COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy
86 million Americans have been now been fully vaccinated, and health officials say there s increasing evidence of vaccine safety and efficacy. Author: William Joy (WFAA) Updated: 10:26 PM CDT April 21, 2021
FORT WORTH, Texas Demand for COVID-19 vaccines has fallen, while just 35% of Texans have received at least one dose.
Fort Worth’s Stop 6 neighborhood around the Brighter Outlook vaccine center set up by UNTHSC has one of North Texas’ highest COVID-19 death rates.
Rev. Bruce D. Datcher leads Brighter Outlook and is the pastor at neighboring Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church.
Datcher has deleted 25 friends from his phone who passed due from the virus.
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Dec. 28: Friday, Jan. 8, delivers the December employment report, along with November wholesale inventories and November consumer credit. The jobs data are tougher than usual to predict, with complicating factors including sizeable holiday-related seasonal adjustment that may distort outcomes, as patterns are anything but normal at the moment. Other tough-to-assess factors include the degree of pandemic-related softness in the service sector, and the speed at which underlying gains are slowing as the initial post-lockdown bounce fades.
With those caveats in mind, expectations concerning December nonfarm payrolls are widely scattered (the overall range is currently -175K to +200K), with very early medians of roughly +60K for the total and +75K for private payrolls. The unemployment rate is seen remaining near the previous 6.7%, the average workweek is generally expected to remain at 34.8 hours, and the median forecast for average hourly earnings is for a 0.2% month-to-month