Squadsmen Finish EMT Course in Hawkins County
Five Hawkins County squadsmen joined 59 statewide in completing an EMT course at East Tennessee State University. The 41 hour program, required by state law for ambulance crews, covers blood pressure, bleeding control, cardiac care, shock, fractures, and transport readiness to hospital care, boosting responders’ confidence and readiness on calls.
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Hawkins Co
Hawking Co
Rogersville
Jon Gillum
Gillum
Two Face Murder Trials Set In Hawkins County
Two Hawkins County residents face murder trials for killing spouses after family disputes. Anna Ruth Larkins, 41, is to stand trial June 14 in criminal court for the shooting death of Clyde E. Larkins after an argument at a Church Hill home. he died October 9 following treatment. William H. Bradley, 45, is scheduled for June 18 in Rogersville for the shooting death of his wife Bessie Tartar Bradley, 32, at their Spring Street home.
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Rogersville
Hawkins County
Anna Ruth Larkins
Clyde E. Larkins
Church Hill
Larkins
William H. Bradley
Bessie Tartar Bradley
Bradley
Spring Street
Hawkins Sessions
Frarci Unity
Mouth Cancer Clinics Return In July Across Appalachi a
Health officials announce July mouth cancer detection clinics across Wise Norton Big Stone Gap St Paul Gate City Jonesville and nearby Scott Lee counties. AHS reports 1200 attendees last year with operations led by MC V oral surgeons pathologists and VA health staff. Special emphasis on older or denture wearers who smoke or chew tobacco. Phillip A. Williams elected president of the Upper East Tennessee District of the Tennessee Society for Clinical Microbiology at East Tennessee State University on June 5.
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Virginia State Health Department
Division of Dental Health
Appalachian Health Services Area
AHS
Wise County Health Department
Norton
Big Stone Gap
St. Paul
Scott County Health Department
Gate City
Lee County Health Department
Jonesville
Medical College of Virginia
State Health Department
The
American Cancer Society
Johnson City
Phillip A. Williams
Upper East Tennessee
Tenn. Society For Clinical Microbiology
East Tenn. State University
Bicycles Push in Virginia Study of Bike Trails
The Virginia Department of Highways is conducting a statewide feasibility and inventory study to identify existing or planned bicycle trails and facilities. Cities towns and counties are asked to report on bike routes, financing, purpose recreation or commuting, and future development. The department aims to complete the study by next spring.
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Virginia
Virginia Department of Highways
General Assembly
Department of Highways
Highway Department
The
Mills
ETSU Pins 93 Nurses in Pinning and Graduation
East Tennessee State University honored 93 nursing graduates and pinning recipients. Fifty eight completed the two year program earning an associate degree and thirty five finished the four year program earning a bachelor degree. Notable four year graduates include Connie Zamora Peggy Owenby Carleen Claybaker Karen Christenson Margaret Bumpus Rebecca Noe Dorothy Millard Judy Orr Claudette Franklin Shirley Goodrick and more.
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Johnson City
Tennessee
East Tennessee State University
Connie Zamora
Pegey Owenby
Carleen Claybaker
Karen Christenson
Margaret Bumpus
Rebecca Noe
Dorothy Millard
Judy Orr
Claudette Franklin
Shirley Goodrick
Joan Howard
Betsy Hathaway
Patsy Dishner
Jan Stubbs
Charlene Forney
Deborah Feathers
Ella Willis
Sandra Younce
Katrina Edens
Peggy Gray
Kathryn Smith
Amanda Laws
Janet Cormany
Deborah New
Sulley Armstrong
Kathy Morgan
Jennifer Williams
Patrick Tindall
Kathy Classen
Caral Shoun
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