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  • Reid to start operations at Harrison Memorial

    The new general surgeon that begins practicing soon at Harrison Memorial Hospital turns out not to be so new to this area at all. The young surgeon spent his early days as a native of Clark County and a graduated George Rogers Clark High School Cardinal before turning his attention to his college days at the University of Kentucky.
    Interestingly, Brady Reid, MD, did not go straight into a pre-med program when he first attended UK. His first degree was in accounting and he actually spent a few months as the accountant in a materials handling firm in Georgetown.

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  • Palmer Hampton agency selected to offer Hartford’s AARP program

    The Hartford announced today that it is making its award-winning AARP®-branded auto insurance program available through Palmer Hampton Insurance of Cynthiana.
    Palmer Hampton Insurance was chosen after satisfying a number of eligibility requirements, which included: demonstrating a commitment to community service; meeting a high-level of business and ethical standards; and completing a training program designed to address the needs of the 50+ population.

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  • Mastin, Fulton receive KHA Patient Safety Hero awards

    The Kentucky Hospital Association (KHA) awarded two members of Harrison Memorial Hospital’s clinical staff with Patient Safety Hero awards. Traci Taylor Mastin and Julia Fulton were honored for their significant contributions to clinical improvement by reducing surgical-site infections (SSIs) at Harrison Memorial Hospital (HMH).

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  • HMH purchases obstetrical equipment in memory of Bailey

    Harrison Memorial Hospital (HMH) purchased obstetrical equipment for newborn babies from donations made in memory of Elizabeth Bailey to the Women’s Center that bears her name. Bailey was the administrator at HMH for 21 years.
    Two oxygen blenders have been purchased for the obstetrical unit at HMH. The blenders are respiratory devices used to mix oxygen with other gases to the appropriate oxygen concentration. The devices will be used to assist with babies in need of oxygen after delivery.

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  • Rotary to recognize World Polio Day Oct. 24

    When Rotary began the fight in 1985, polio affected 350,000 people, mostly children. Since then, polio has been reduced by more than 99 percent. To date, Rotary has contributed more than US $1 billion and countless volunteer hours to the protection of more than two billion children in 122 countries. After nearly 30 years, the Global Polio Eradication Initiative is on the brink of making history.
    Why polio eradication matters:

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  • Haydon attends Kubota’s National Dealer meeting

    Joy Haydon from Haydon Equipment Inc. of Cynthiana attended Kubota Tractor Corporation’s 2013 National Dealer Meeting in Memphis, Tenn., joining more than 1,000 Kubota dealers from across the country for an exclusive first look at the latest Kubota product introductions and innovations.

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  • BBB warns of Affordable Care scams

     

    Better Business Bureau is warning consumers about an increase in fraudulent activity related to the launch of the Affordable Care Act.  The open enrollment period begins today, October 1, and scammers understand that many Americans are confused about their rights and responsibilities with the new program.

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  • Farmers Market hosts first-ever craft fair

    The farmers market was just buzzing with activity Sept. 28.  
    The first-ever craft fair, hosted by the Harrison County Farmer’s Market and the Harrison County Farm Bureau, was well attended throughout the day.
    Local Boy Scout Troop 76 provided a fresh hot breakfast complete with coffee and hot chocolate and provided the visitors to the market with a nice selection of lunch items.
    The weather really played a role in the large number of attendance and with so many vendors, there was something for everyone.

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