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COVID-19 Bulletin (01/26/22)
Dallas to test workers weekly and give vaccinated extra leave.

Business Briefs
Dallas Regional Chamber to Launch Massive Vaccine Awareness Campaign
Plus, Neiman's will acquire retail SaaS tech provider Stylyze and Ann Richards banners downtown remember the 45th governor.
By
Diante Marigny

D CEO Events
Scenes from D CEO‘s 2021 Financial Executive Awards
Presented in partnership with the Association for Corporate Growth, TXPCA, and Financial Executives International, the event revealed this year's winners.

Personnel Moves
Personnel Moves: Three DFW Healthcare Entities Welcome New Leaders
Southwestern Health Resources, Medical City, and OneShare Health all make new C-suite hires; plus, City of Dallas appoints a new cultural affairs commissioner for District 6.
By
Mariah Terry

Transportation
East Dallas’ Atlantis: The Disappearing Bus Island (That Cars Couldn’t Stop Driving Into)
It was the only one of its kind in Dallas, and now it's extinct. But why?
By
Will Maddox
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Coronavirus
A Guide to the COVID-19 Vaccine in North Texas
Answering your questions about registration, vaccination locations, vaccine efficacy, and more. The latest: all Texans 50+ will be eligible starting March 15.
By
Will Maddox

Coronavirus
The Local Tech Company Helping Dallas Get Vaccinated
Blockit is being used across the country to help municipalities schedule vaccine appointments, but it hasn't always been easy.
By
Will Maddox

Awards
Finalists Announced: D CEO’s Financial Executives Awards 2021
The program honors outstanding CFOs and other finance executives at public companies, private companies, nonprofit organizations, and public-sector entities.

Music
Personnel Moves: Workspace Innovator Vari Expands Executive Team
Plus, Liberty Capital Bank revamps its C-Suite, Comerica adds regional manager, Dallas Summer Musical appoints new board members, and more.

Coronavirus
Dallas COVID-19 Czar Is ‘Deeply Concerned’ About the Next Few Weeks
Waning hospital capacity, increased fatigue, and an inability to follow best practices could make for a dark winter in North Texas.
By
Will Maddox