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STILL ACCEPTING ADMISSIONS
ASHBROOK ASSISTED LIVING & MAPLEBROOK ASSISTED LIVING - STILL ACCEPTING ADMISSIONS MAY 20, 2020 As an integral part of the healthcare continuum, we sincerely appreciate and support your efforts. We look forward to continuing to work shoulder to shoulder with you in support of our local seniors. To keep you informed, Ashbrook and Maplebrook Assisted Living are still taking admissions. We are very proud to announce that we've had no confirmed or suspected cases of COVID-19 and will continue to take the
Guidance for Restarting Youth & High School Sports after Covid-19
St. Louis Health Care Systems Collaborate to Offer Guidance for Restarting Youth and High School Sports ST. LOUIS, MO (May 19, 2020) – We are all craving a sense of normalcy in this COVID-19 world, perhaps none more than our children. They long for the days of after-school sports practices and comradery with their teammates, on and off the field. The question looms, however; is it safe to resume youth and high school sports? BJC HealthCare/Washington University Physicians, Mercy and SSM Health/SLU Care
MBU SP-20 Semester Honors
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE12 May 2020 Contact: Megan WilsonMissouri Baptist University(573) 431-9700wilsonm@mobap.edu Leadington, Missouri – Local students received academic honors at Missouri Baptist University Regional Learning Centers in Arnold, Farmington, and Hillsboro for the spring semester. Semester honors recognize full-time undergraduate students on the Honor Roll, Dean’s List, and those receiving the President’s Citation. The
News Release: 5/6/2020
B104.3 & KFMO Broadcast “Radio Cares: Feeding America Emergency Radiothon” One-Day Fundraiser to Fight Hunger in the U.S. Radio Cares, a charitable organization created in response to the hunger crisis in America during the COVID-19 pandemic, announced that together with over 10,000 radio stations across the U.S., including B104.3 (KDBB) and KFMO, it raised $500,146 for Feeding America, the largest hunger relief organization in America in the one-day Radio Cares: Feeding America Emergency Radiothon held on
St. Francois County Fair Canceled
Patients & Visitors Required to Wear Masks at all BJC Facilities
(ST. LOUIS – May 6, 2020) -- If you visit a BJC hospital, doctor’s office or facility, you will need to wear a face mask starting today. Designed to reduce community spread of COVID-19, the new policy follows guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and applies to all patients, visitors and employees who enter BJC buildings. “This additional measure of caution inside our facilities is an important step, especially as we begin to resume some of our normal operations,” says
Logo Contest for Mineral Area Council on the Arts
Mineral Area Council on the Arts Announces Logo Contest Are you an artist needing a project? A designer seeking to be creative? Or maybe you have a good eye for advertising? Mineral Area Council on the Arts needs your artistic skills to create a new logo! MACOA will be celebrating 30 years of supporting local arts and culture as of September 2020! Its mission has been and remains “to promote and strengthen the cultural environment in all segments of the area served by Mineral Area College by creating and
