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Nearly 100 students vaccinated during clinic at William Byrd High School
More schools in the district will host clinics in the coming weeks
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On Friday, almost 100 students at William Byrd high school got their first dose.
Health leaders across the region say this is likely going to become more common over the next couple of weeks, so students can be fully vaccinated by the end of the school year.
“We had a really quick turnaround because the health department called us yesterday morning and said we have this batch of vaccine and we wanted to see if we could deliver that at William Bryd,” Executive Director of Administration Rhonda Stegall said.
Throughout this year, the Bedford County Sestercentennial Celebrations Committee will be presenting a series of articles by means of the kind assistance of the Bedford Gazette (itself, a gem in the crown of Bedford County history). This series will be comprised of a variety of subjects carefully chosen to tell the story of Bedford County. The Sestercentennial Celebrations Committee sincerely hopes that you will enjoy this series. But more importantly, we hope that you will learn something that you didnât know before. As Chair of the Sestercentennial Celebrations Committee, I want to thank the individual historian/authors who have submitted articles for this series. â Larry Smith