OCC 2022: Cane Valley Baptist Church
2022-11-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge
Mark writes, "The members of Cane Valley Baptist Church come to the Wheet Fellowship Hall and work at least one night every year during drop off week. Pictured are Mike Smith, Susan Smith, Christine Williams, Pastor Clay Scott, Sheila Scott, Connie Young, Bonnie Lawhorn and Mark Young." Comments | Permalink
2022-11-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge
Mark writes, "The members of Cane Valley Baptist Church come to the Wheet Fellowship Hall and work at least one night every year during drop off week. Pictured are Mike Smith, Susan Smith, Christine Williams, Pastor Clay Scott, Sheila Scott, Connie Young, Bonnie Lawhorn and Mark Young." Comments | Permalink
OCC 2022: Sparksville Nazarene Church
2022-11-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge
Mark writes, "The first drop off of Wednesday evening was made by the Sparksville Nazarene Church. Pictured are Linda Jennings, Ashley Reeder, Jane Sparks and Pastor Robert Adkins." Comments | Permalink
2022-11-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mark Fudge
Mark writes, "The first drop off of Wednesday evening was made by the Sparksville Nazarene Church. Pictured are Linda Jennings, Ashley Reeder, Jane Sparks and Pastor Robert Adkins." Comments | Permalink
National Home Health Month proclamation
2022-11-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Mayor Pam Hoots
The Month of November has been proclaimed as National Home Care Month as the result of a proclamation issued by Columbia Mayor Pamela Hoots. MaLisha Hatcher, who is with the local Amedisys Home Health Care office, and the regional representative attended the signing. The proclamation says in part that home healthcare is a growing alternative to hospitalization for acute, chronic, or terminal illnesses. They provide care to millions of Americans each year. Comments | Permalink
2022-11-17 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Mayor Pam Hoots
The Month of November has been proclaimed as National Home Care Month as the result of a proclamation issued by Columbia Mayor Pamela Hoots. MaLisha Hatcher, who is with the local Amedisys Home Health Care office, and the regional representative attended the signing. The proclamation says in part that home healthcare is a growing alternative to hospitalization for acute, chronic, or terminal illnesses. They provide care to millions of Americans each year. Comments | Permalink
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