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Police Seize Drugs, Guns After Early Morning Shooting in Washington Registration Opens for 32nd Annual DCH Foundation Golf Benefit on August 7 Daviess Community Hospital Foundation Launches Inaugural Pickleball Tournament Honoring Dr. Suresh Lohano Dr. Christine Stairs Named 2025 LCM Outstanding Physician at Memorial Hospital Sister Anita Louise Lowe Re-Elected as Prioress of Sisters of St. Benedict in Ferdinand
Police Seize Drugs, Guns After Early Morning Shooting in Washington Registration Opens for 32nd Annual DCH Foundation Golf Benefit on August 7 Daviess Community Hospital Foundation Launches Inaugural Pickleball Tournament Honoring Dr. Suresh Lohano Dr. Christine Stairs Named 2025 LCM Outstanding Physician at Memorial Hospital Sister Anita Louise Lowe Re-Elected as Prioress of Sisters of St. Benedict in Ferdinand
Pictured left to right are members from the MCCF Board and Ambulance team: Angie Risacher-MCCF, Helen Hayworth-Ambulance, Kevin Lewis and Liz Chattin-MCCF, Crystal Clark-Ambulance, Janie Johnson-MCCF, Shana Ramsey-Ambulance, Paula Ringwald-MCCF, Sherrie Streeter and Jay Martin-Ambulance, and Tracy Rayhill-MCCF

The Martin County Ambulance Services has been awarded a $20,000 grant from the Martin County Community Foundation. The funding, part of the foundation’s quarterly Impact and Boost Grants, will support the department’s Transport Optimization Project, enhancing the efficiency of patient loading and hospital transport. The grant was one of eleven awarded in the latest round, which totaled over $101,000 for local organizations. The foundation reviews and awards these grants through an online application process each quarter.

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