Freeborn County Public Health announces partnership that will expand access to convenient

Freeborn County Public Health has announced a partnership with CredibleMind to expand convenient, personalized mental health resources. This collaboration will offer localized, wellness-oriented digital content for employees, insurers, health care providers, and organizations across the county.

Freeborn County Public Health announces partnership that will expand access to convenient

Logansport fire and rescue program helps fill local need

A recent fire alarm at the Logansport Century Career Center proved more surprising than expected when two students arrived with the responding crew. This incident highlights a local fire and rescue program designed to address an essential need in the community.

Logansport fire and rescue program helps fill local need

PSRC students shadow UNC Health Southeastern workers

High school students from the Public Schools of Robeson County’s Career and Technical Education Program recently gained valuable insights into Health Science and Culinary Arts. Their day of job shadowing at UNC Health Southeastern offered a hands-on look at both medical and culinary professions in action.

PSRC students shadow UNC Health Southeastern workers

Student creativity wins Tioga High School $10,000 prize

Students and staff at Tioga High School got more than just school spirit at a recent pep rally. T-Mobile arrived with a $10,000 check, turning a routine event into a celebration of student creativity.

Student creativity wins Tioga High School $10,000 prize

Caltrans breaks ground on Sonoma Boulevard rehabilitation project

Vallejo’s city leaders and Caltrans have launched a long-awaited rehabilitation project to repave and beautify Sonoma Boulevard, often called the “Heart of Vallejo.” By improving pavement conditions, aesthetics, and safety, they hope to enhance a central route that serves local residents and visitors alike.

Caltrans breaks ground on Sonoma Boulevard rehabilitation project

Indianola and Simpson Continue Work to Strengthen Community Ties

The City of Indianola and Simpson College launched a Town and Gown Committee in December 2023 to foster stronger bonds between local government and higher education. Originally spearheaded by former Mayor Stephanie Erickson and Simpson President Jay Byers, the initiative continues under current Mayor Steve Richardson.

Indianola and Simpson Continue Work to Strengthen Community Ties

SMU to wear helmets designed by Children’s Health patient in spring game

SMU’s football team continues its heartwarming tradition by wearing helmets designed by a Children’s Health patient in their spring game. This marks the third consecutive year the Mustangs have showcased a young patient’s creativity.

SMU to wear helmets designed by Children’s Health patient in spring game