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There is a difference between purchasing in preparation for a home stay and the excessive stockpiling being seen in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service specialist.
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Having survived divorce, parenting a teen, and being stuck on the O’Hare runway multiple times, I’ve learned some truths. I’ll cover a few of them in this article. At 58, imparting wisdom is just something I do because it allows me to remain seated, while sounding thoughtful. I sort of stare out into space, then jabber something like, “You know, it really doesn’t take all kinds!”
Read moreOver 23,000 people in Van Zandt County turn to the Canton Herald, Wills Point Chronicle and Van Zandt News for local news and information. Especially now, when people are looking for information on how COVID-19 is changing how we live and work in each of our communities.
Read moreAs part of the state’s ongoing response to COVID-19, Governor Greg Abbott announced the deployment of three National Guard Joint Task Force Brigades. The 72nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, the 56th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, and the 176th Engineer Brigade will operate ten general support units located throughout the state.
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While the COVID-19 pandemic threatens the health of millions in this country and around the world, the novel coronavirus presents unique challenges for more than 5 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s and their caregivers.
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Having survived divorce, parenting a teen, and being stuck on the O’Hare runway multiple times, I’ve learned some truths. I’ll cover a few of them in this article. At 58, imparting wisdom is just something I do because it allows me to remain seated, while sounding thoughtful. I sort of stare out into space, then jabber something like, “You know, it really doesn’t take all kinds!”
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AUSTIN — Texas is more invested every day in promoting increased and thorough hand washing, disinfecting surfaces and social distancing to reduce cases of the rapidly spreading novel coronavirus, COVID-19.
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My school-aged children, ages 9 and 4 , were thrilled about staying home an extra week (or more) due to the coronavirus pandemic. My 9-year-old daughter is taking things seriously, and giving us all types of information and rules that we need to abide by. However, I’m not sure she is getting the full gist of what exactly the virus is. She understands the concept of handwashing, social distancing and knows that an illness is going around. She does better than her brother, who is a pre-k student at Canton Elementary, and has absolutely no idea what is going on. As I sit here on a Monday, putting together a paper for press on Tuesday, I have to find the humor in some of the things they have come up with as to how to stop the virus and return to normal life. Here are some of the quips I’ve heard.
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