Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 15th of October.
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🎓 Education
Miracle Riders announced a new $150,000 endowment on Oct.
13 to fund maintenance and tech upgrades at three simulation labs at Columbus State University’s School of Nursing – supporting hands-on training for nursing students. The donation builds on a prior $1 million fundraising effort.
🏛️ Government
Congressman Brian Jack visited St. Francis-Emory Healthcare today in Columbus, touring the hospital's cardiac lab, geriatric unit, and Graduate Medical Education area (led by President Bill Little) before discussing workforce development and nurse training with local healthcare leaders.
Police Chief Stoney Mathis had a farewell celebration on Wednesday at the public safety building before his retirement in about two months.
City leaders and residents honored his work in establishing the first real time crime center + upgrading the 9-1-1 system.
A military hiring event is planned for November at Fort Benning to offer job opportunities for interested candidates (contact the facility for details).
🏥 Health
Piedmont Columbus Regional menopause specialist Dr. Felicia Rhaney offered advice on managing menopausal symptoms (including lifestyle changes and treatment strategies) to help women improve their quality of life.
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