Miracle recovery of Path High teen Kim Simmons
The 15 year old Path High School student survived a December 1994 crash in a family pickup and, with expert rehab, returned to school and activities. Now 18 she completed high school and plans to study accounting while mentoring others. The medical team credits adaptive rehab methods and rapid care for her gains.
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Bee County College Opens Truck Driver Training Program
Bee County College will add a truck driver training class next year. The program requires 200 hours of instruction and tuition is 3500 dollars per student. It is slated to begin admitting students in January.
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Vision screening program offers free back to school tests
The article promotes free back to school vision screenings for children supported by ClearVision Optical and Fisher-Price eyewear. It notes screenings complement but do not replace full exams and cites the American Optometric Association and Dr. Stephen Miller on early detection. Call 1 888 228 3739 for details and nearest participating eyecare professional.
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American Optometric Association
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Stephen Miller
ClearVision
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