The Brazos Co. COVID-19 vaccination team hopes to administer 7,000 shots this week. Author: Elisabeth Tharp Updated: 11:04 PM CST February 22, 2021
BRYAN, Texas The Brazos County vaccination hub was able to re-open its doors for the first time today since having to shut down last week from the winter weather.
You’d think there would be some frustrated people out there, those that had to reschedule, but it was the opposite. We found out those receiving the vaccine are just happy for the opportunity to get it.
“We had to reschedule last week because of the weather, but we’re here today, enjoying the weather and getting our vaccinations in, said Bryan resident Morgan Gallow. Looking forward to the next one when it’s scheduled.”
UPDATE: February 9, 2021
The Brazos County Health District confirmed three more residents have died of COVID-19. All three patients were hospitalized in their 60s and included one man and two women. We have now lost 184 Brazos County residents to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The health district reported there are 40 new known cases of COVID-19 in the county and the total number of active cases are at 1,358. As of February 7, 41 Brazos County residents are hospitalized with COVID-19 and the total ICU hospital bed occupancy rate is down to 106%. The total hospital bed occupancy rate is 81%.
UPDATE: February 8, 2021
The Brazos County Health District reported there are 84 new known cases of COVID-19 in the county and the total number of active cases is 1,424. As of February 7, 41 Brazos County residents are hospitalized with COVID-19 and the total ICU hospital bed occupancy rate is 133%. The total hospital bed occupancy rate is 87%.
Authorities identify 46-year-old killed in crash
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BRAZOS COUNTY, TX â DPS Troopers are investigating a two-vehicle fatality crash in Brazos Co. on SH 21/FM 50.
According to DPS, the incident occurred at approximately 9:27 A.M., involving a 2018 Ford Van Fed-Ex vehicle and a 2020 Kia Sorento.
The Kia was traveling east on SH 21 when the right rear tire had a blowout. The Kia driver over-corrected and crossed over into the westbound lane where it collided with the Fed-Ex vehicle.
“We have to vaccinate our communities. That will save lives.” Author: Gabriela Garcia (KAGS) Updated: 10:54 PM CST December 10, 2020
BRAZOS COUNTY, Texas After the Brazos County Health District held their press conference on Thursday afternoon, a lot of people still might have follow up questions about the vaccine distribution here in town and how should folks behave after they get it.
First, let’s get the key facts down.
Baylor Scott and White College Station’s getting 951 doses of Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine.
This is the
first of two doses that will be available for
free to hospital based healthcare workers who opt in and employees and residents of assisted living facilities.