- Health
Wise
- A
parent's responsibility
By
GREGORY K. MOFFATT, PH. D
Child's Play
The
writer of an editorial in one of the local papers a few months ago complained
that young people in Peachtree City do not have enough to do. The writer
argued that one reason for the increase in arrests of young people is
because they have no youth center or place for them to congregate.
Hospital
opens new wing
Fayette Community
Hospital recently opened its completed third-floor facilities.
CCSU
hosts 2002 health fair
The 2002 Clayton
College & State University Health Fair is today from 10 a.m. until
2 p.m. in the food court of the University's Student Center. This
event, sponsored by the Clayton State Nurse Managed Clinic and the
School of Health Sciences, is open to the public. Clayton State faculty,
staff members, students and the community are encouraged to attend.
SRMC
celebrates National Nutrition Month
Eating is one of
life's great pleasures, but not all pleasures are good for you.
Kiesling
named VP at SRMC
Mary Kay Kiesling
was recently appointed as Senior Vice President of Operations at Southern
Regional Medical Center.
Trinity
Air opens new showroom
With
spring in the air and attention turning more to cooling off in warm
weather, as well as combating bothersome allergies, a local heating
and air conditioning company has some new options for potential customers
in the area.
Wal-Mart
gives back to Fayette community
The
Fayette County Health Department would like to recognize the work
of our local Wal-Mart in supporting this community. Their community
manager, Michael Wagnon, is very active here and is always on the
lookout for ways in which the company can be of assistance.
Oxendine
fines HMO $200,000 over prompt pay
Georgia
Insurance Commissioner John W. Oxendine today fined One Health Plan
of Georgia, Inc., $200,000 for violating Georgia's prompt pay law.
Dogwood
Festival puts spotlight on child safety
The Atlanta Dogwood
Festival, the city's oldest continuing event, will offer families more
than just great music and entertainment this year when it provides free
child identification kits for the first time. The festival has partnered
with Tony's Pizza to provide this service.
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