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Business

  • Cynthiana McDonald’s manager promoted

    Cynthiana McDonald’s restaurant manager, Beverly Glover, was recently promoted to area supervisor for Kelly Healy, owner/operator of the Healy Family McDonald’s.
    Glover, who is the restaurant manager for McDonald’s of Cynthiana, will take on the responsibility of supervising several restaurants the organization owns in eastern Kentucky.  

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  • McDonald’s of Cynthiana manager graduates from Hamburger University

    McDonald’s of Cynthiana is announcing a graduate of the prestigious Hamburger University, in Oakbrook, Illinois.
    Tina McCreary, restaurant manager, attended the McDonald’s business school for a week’s worth of classes.  
    McCreary began her career with Healy Family in 1999, and was recently promoted to general manager of the restaurant.

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  • HMH expands services in cardiac catheterization lab

    Heart disease is very prevalent in our patient service community. As far back as 2005, leadership at Harrison Memorial Hospital initiated efforts to bring comprehensive interventional cardiology services to our community. The initial Certificate of Need (CON) required from the State Office of Health Policy was approved in 2010, allowing HMH to add diagnostic technology. An interventional cardiologist was available, and procedures to diagnose a heart or peripheral blockage became routine at HMH.

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  • Field & Main plans for move to new Cynthiana banking center

    On Tuesday, Feb. 21, Field & Main Bank will open the doors to its new facility in Cynthiana, Ky., bringing the banking center, drive-thru and ATM together in one location for clients’ convenience. The new Field & Main banking center is located at 103 E. Bridge St.

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  • Hospice of the Bluegrass has more services, new name

    Hospice of the Bluegrass is now Bluegrass Care Navigators, the company announces.
    “Our organization was founded as Community Hospice of Lexington in 1978,” said Liz Fowler, CEO. “As we expanded our service regions to other parts of the state, we changed our name to Hospice of the Bluegrass in 1986,” Fowler added. “And that name has served us well, until now. Our company has grown to provide a wide range of services in addition to hospice care, including private nursing, case management, palliative care and grief care.”

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  • HMH awarded Best Places to Work in Kentucky for seventh consecutive year

    Harrison Memorial Hospital (HMH) was recently named as one of the Best Places to Work in Kentucky 2017. The awards program was created in 2005 and is a project of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, the Kentucky Society for Human Resource Management (KYSHRM) and Best Companies Group.

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  • HMH announces opening of Urgent Treatment Center

    Harrison Memorial Hospital announces the opening of its hospital-based urgent treatment center (UTC) on Monday, Jan. 30, 2017.
    In an effort to provide seamless patient care that makes the most of your healthcare dollar, Harrison Memorial Hospital opened its UTC on the hospital campus. The idea is to provide a more efficient delivery of care, both in terms of patient wait times and cost.

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  • LBAR announces $19.9 million in Harrison County real estate sales for 2016

    Residential real estate sales by members of the Lexington-Bluegrass Association of REALTORS® (LBAR) positively impacted the Harrison County economy in 2016 with 159 reported sales totaling $19,868,801. Sales continue to be a driving force in Harrison County economy.
    Residential sales increased 15 percent from 138 sales reported in 2015 to 159 sales reported in 2016. The median sales price increased six percent from $103,950 in 2015 to $110,000 in 2016. The average days on the market decreased 25 percent from 102 days in 2015 to 77 days in 2016.

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  • Community Action Council begins the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Crisis Program

    Community Action Council’s Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Crisis Program (LIHEAP) begans Monday, Jan. 9, 2017.

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