This week’s BizTalk included special double discussion about the latest spike in COVID cases.
First up Thursday was an update from health officials. Infectious disease physician Paul Kamitsuka and county public health assistant director Carla Turner shared the latest numbers locally, whether omicron is showing signs of peaking, testing supplies and other issues.
With the variant impacting school classrooms and child-care settings, we also talked with special guest from WILMA, the Business Journal’s sister publication, to discuss the continued concerns – and possible coping tips – for working parents. Audrey Goodson Kingo, former editor in chief of WorkingMother.com, spearheaded the brand’s book, The Working Mother Ultimate Guide to Working from Home.
View the full BizTalk conversation below. Also listen to this and future weekly WilmingtonBiz Talk discussions on the Business Journal's podcast, available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Stitcher.
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Wilmington Tech Company Tapped For Federal Forestry Contract
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Commercial Real Estate Firm Promotes Adams, Mitchell To Vice President Roles
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New Hanover Industrial Park To Get $3.3M In Incentives For Expansion, New Jobs
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Gravette Named Executive Director Of Nir Family YMCA
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