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good morning it's tuesday january 19th and this is the herald reviews podcast the daily chirp we're excited to bring you a closer look at one of our top stories events in the community local history sports and more [Music] today the state added individuals between the ages of 65 to 74 to phase 1b and according to cochise officials it's causing confusion but first a quick message from our sponsor hi everyone i'm sean lawley from the lolly automotive group and we've stocked up on inventory at all of our dealerships if you've been thinking about a new car we've got the deal for you on a new buick gmc chevrolet ford kia hyundai honda nissan chrysler dodge jeep and ram you don't have to go to tucson or phoenix to buy a new vehicle we're your hometown dealer since 1995. we'll beat the big city dealers in price and our customer service is small town dealer friendly come in to any one of the lolly dealerships today or shop lollycars.com and see why nobody beats a lolly deal [Music] nobody before we begin some local history in 1988 the united states congress authorized construction of the mount graham international observatory area but there has been outcry from tribes of the western apache nation and native american groups who consider the site to be sacred environmental groups also oppose it because the higher elevations are the last remaining habitat for the mount graham red squirrel today's history is brought to you by benson hospital benson hospital's comprehensive rehabilitation team strives to get you back on your feet and improve your lifestyle offering physical occupational and speech therapy for more information visit bensonhospital.org or call 520-586-2262 now our feature story so now i'll provide some updates on covid19 vaccine and implementation of our program here in arizona one of the exciting updates that we made today it is not or this week that is not reflected on our chart it will not be reflected until tuesday um but uh arizona made the decision that arizonans 65 years of age and older are now prioritized to be vaccinated against covid19 um you can find additional information on our website at azhealth.gov find vaccine and um on tuesday we will be updating that to provide clarity about which counties are going to be vaccinated the 65 to 74 year old age group at their vaccination sites that was dr carrick christ the director of the arizona department of health services the state's decision to open up covet 19 inoculations to people who are between 65 and 74 years of age has complicated matters for the county's health department and likely the public according to alicia thompson the kochie's health and social services director the main issue is that right now there are not enough doses to be put into people's arms on thursday afternoon a frustrated thompson said health departments across arizona had just learned of the state's decision to add more people to the phase 1b priority list now local health officials are struggling scrambling and working as fast as possible to administer the vaccine thompson said her office has been flooded with phone calls from angry citizens who are frustrated and confused with the process the herald's review has also been hit with a deluge of calls from readers who say they are having a tough time registering and getting someone to answer the hotline that was set up last week for people who are 75 and older despite the challenges thompson said she wanted to give a shout out to the teams that are administering the vaccine across cochise county she said so far 1413 people 75 and older have been vaccinated according to her that group and that group only will continue receiving shots until january 22nd on january 23rd the rest of the individuals who qualify under phase 1b as well as people between the ages of 65 and 74 can begin getting inoculated however it will all hinge on how many doses of the modern vaccine cochise county receives thompson wants people to know that just because they've opened it up to more people does not mean that they have the vaccines available she says she wishes she could wave a magic wand and produce 50 000 doses of the vaccine but she can't want to stay up to date on what's going on join neighbor your trusted neighborhood community neighbor is a free online forum you can trust to connect with your community focus on facts and make a difference join the conversation visit nabur.myheraldreview.com now we'd like to take a moment to highlight my little playhouse in sierra vista brought to you by apex network physical therapy voted best of cochise county 2020 apex network provides exceptional care to the sierra vista and benson communities choose apex network for all of your physical therapy needs to learn more go to apexnetworkpt.com it was 10 years in the making but carla reeves has opened the doors to my little playhouse a place where children can have a safe place to play half of the building is allocated as a play space for children while the other half is a studio where adults can take yoga classes painting lessons and rent the space for birthday parties meetings or other gatherings my little playhouse opened its doors on january 9th you can learn about their hours covet precautions and more by visiting us at myheraldreview.com before we go we'd like to take a moment to remember the life of philip charles leader of sierra vista philip was raised in chicago illinois and winchester indiana he graduated from larkin high school and earned his bachelor's degree from the university of phoenix he went on to serve in the united states army and was a veteran of the vietnam war where he served with the first cavalry division during his distinguished career he received numerous awards including the parachutist badge the republic of vietnam campaign medal vietnam service medal national defense service medal and the air medal he also served with both the 82nd airborne division and the 101st airborne division philip married naoma leader in 1986 in glendale as a young man he supported the salvation army as a volunteer he was also a member of the national rifle association and the pueblo del sol country club philip worked many years in corporate america in several different industries he finally retired in 2010 as a senior director for cvs caremark he was well known and loved by his employees as not just a manager but as a leader a mentor and counselor philip was an avid outdoorsman who loved to hunt fish travel and play golf with his family and friends he will be greatly missed thank you for taking a moment today to remember and celebrate philip's life [Music] thanks for tuning in to the herald review podcast today join us again on thursday and remember the herald review is here for you with local news you can trust for more information on any of the stories you heard about today visit us at myheraldreview.com right now you can become a member starting at just 1.99 per week [Music]