Princeton Hospital posts profitable 2005 earnings before interest
Sinicrope notes Princeton hospital earnings before interest depreciation and amortization rose to 6.35 million in 2005 from 1.02 million in 2004 as cost cuts trimmed expenses. Inpatient revenue fell 18 percent but outpatient income rose seven percent with ER visits up to 137000 from 121000. St Luke’s Hospital shows a 2005 net loss of 827000 versus a 2004 deficit of 3.7 million, aided by revenue gains and reduced expenses.
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Sinicrope
Princeton Hospital
PCH
Medicare
Medicaid
Public Employees Insurance
St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Luke’s
Dudley Primary Hosts Meet the Teachers Night
Dudley Primary School in Bluefield holds Meet the Teacher on Monday August 22 at 6 p.m. in the cafeteria where school supplies will be sold. Officials note the first day for Tazewell County students is Wednesday August 24 with normal hours 8:15 a.m. to 2:40 p.m.
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Bluefield
Dudley Primary School
Tazewell
Dudley
Open house set for Cancer center reception in Princeton
PRINCETON An open house reception will be held Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Cancer Resource Center of Princeton Community Hospital. Attendees should enter via the Parkview Center Lobby and follow the right corridor to reach the center on the left.
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Princeton
Cancer Resource Center
Princeton Community Hospital
PCH
Parkview Center
Graham players rally after Carlock loss in Virginia practice
Graham high school football opens two a days with 50 G Men on the field as Coach Marrs leads a tough emotional session after Carlock’s death. The team honors his motto to move on while preparing for Bluefield and other opponents this season.
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Graham
Jonathan Bovenizer
Carlock
Virginias
Marrs
Glynn Carlock Jr
Bluefield
Spadaro
Tigers
Tazewell Bulldogs
Bobby Wyatt
Wyatt
Mussels stateside balancing act in river project
The Marine Resource Commission and the USS Army Corps of Engineers discuss construction near a mussel habitat in Indian Creek, upper Clinch River. Officials remain optimistic the contractor will start soon despite environmental, economic concerns as endangered species including Tennessee heelsplitters and Tan Riffleshell inhabit the area. Contact Charles Owens at cowens bottonline.com.
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Marine Resource Commission
USS. Army Corps of Engineers
Spencer
Tennessee
Indian Creek
Clinch River
Cedar Bluff
Mike Pinder
Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
Charles Owens
Cowens
Bottonline
Bluefield Eyes Grants to Demolish Dilapidated Homes
Bluefield officials warn aging population and vacant blighted structures threaten the town. Incoming leaders Garry Moore and Linda Whalen push stronger code enforcement, grasps for every grant, and aim to demolish 50 to 60 of over 100 slated buildings with a $250 000 Small Cities Block Grant while guiding the community to educate residents on responsibility.
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Garry Moore
Bluefield
Moore
Linda Whalen
Whalen
Gerald Steele
Steele
McDowell County
Bob Perkinson
Alyesha Asghar
Aasghar
Bottonline
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