Coronavirus vaccines will be administered at all three high schools in Moore County on Wednesday.
The local health department is offering shots to students age 16 and older at Pinecrest, Union Pines and North Moore high schools. Vaccination clinics are also scheduled at Pinckney Academy, STARS and The OâNeal School, according to a news release.
âWe understand that it may be difficult for working parents to schedule vaccination appointments for their teen children,â Robert Wittmann, director of the department, said in a statement. âThis helps make it easier for our young people to access the vaccine and we hope that everyone who is eligible will take advantage of this opportunity.â
Police appeal to find Wythenshawe man wanted on recall to prison
Darnell Williams, 20, was released from jail last year after serving time for driving and burglary offences
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Police have launched an appeal to find a man from Wythenshawe who is wanted on recall to prison.
BABYSITTING TRAGEDY
Five-month-old baby girl died after sleeping on sofa with her aunt as parents went to Ed Sheeran concert
Updated: 14 Apr 2021, 11:13
A FIVE-month-old baby died while sleeping on a sofa with her aunt as her parents went to an Ed Sheeran concert.
Little Esme Brotherton was found blue and lifeless after she fell asleep at the home in Northern Moor, Greater Manchester in May 2018.
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Shaun and Heather Brotherton went to an Ed Sheeran concert while the tot stayed with her auntCredit: Cavendish
The five-month-old was later pronounced dead in hospital - despite efforts by her aunt and paramedics to revive her.
North Moore High senior Mallie Clara Purvis has seized every opportunity so far in pursuit of her goal to become a pediatrician.
Now, the advanced chemistry courses, science-and-math intensive summer programs and two years sheâs spent leading a wellness program for preschoolers in Robbins have helped catapult her into the next phase of her education.
Over the next four years a new world of discovery, service and growth will open up for Mallie Clara as a Morehead-Cain scholar at the University of North Carolina.
Established in 1945, the Morehead is the oldest merit scholarship in the United States and remains one of the most competitive. Schools around the United States and abroad nominate more than 1,500 students each year. About half of the 70-member class of 2024 are from outside North Carolina.