MORGANTOWN – Gov. Jim Justice tried again on Wednesday to make it clear that essentially everyone age 18 and up is eligible for a COVID vaccine booster, despite confusion over CDC guidelines. He addressed the issue several times, saying even pharmacists have been confused. “It's hard ...
MORGANTOWN — COVID vaccine boosters remained the primary theme during Monday's briefing from the governor's office. In response to a question, Gov. Jim Justice reiterated that anyone 18 and older and who's six months past their Pfizer or Moderna shots, or two months past their Johnson ...
MORGANTOWN — COVID-19 Czar Clay Marsh again pushed vaccine boosters during Wednesday's COVID briefing. He noted some new data from Israel, where Pfizer has been the primary vaccine, showing the booster can be effective for as long as nine to 10 months, where the original two-dose vaccine ...
MORGANTOWN — Gov. Jim Justice is kicking off Do It For Babydog Round 3, aimed at kids ages 5-18, he said Monday. “This is our campaign to try to incentive the youngest of the youngest … to get vaccinated,” he said. Registration begins Tuesday, Nov. 9, he said, with the first ...
MORGANTOWN – Attorney General Patrick Morrisey announced Friday he has joined with six other states to petition a federal appeals court to stay and to review the OSHA vaccine mandate rule issued Thursday. The rule applies to employers with 100 or more employees and has a Jan. 4 deadline ...
MORGANTOWN – COVID-19 Czar Clay Marsh and Joint Interagency Task Force Director Gen. James Hoyer on Friday again urged West Virginians to get their vaccine boosters. Marsh said that as the weather gets colder and people are staying more inside – where the virus spreads more easily – ...