OUR PRIORITY IS YOU | Click here for Visitation Guidelines | Please note: Mon Pharmacy hours are 7am-3:30pm from 5/5-5/9 Visiting Hours Mon Health Preston Memorial Hospital Mon Health Stonewall Jackson Memorial Hospital Mon Health Marion Neighborhood Hospital Mon Health DASCO HME The Village at Heritage Point Vandalia Health Mon Marion Neighborhood Hospital is proud to recognize Emergency Nurse Allyson Donohoe as its latest recipient of the DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses The DAISY Award is part of a national program through the DAISY Foundation that celebrates the extraordinary compassion nurses bring to their patients every day this recognition is given twice a year to honor the dedication kindness and clinical excellence of nurses nominated by patients Donohoe has been an integral member of the emergency room nursing team since the hospital first opened Donohoe was nominated for going above and beyond in delivering compassionate care “Allyson represents the very best of what it means to be a nurse,” said Christopher Edwards Emergency Services Director of Mon Health System and Chief Administrative Officer of Mon Marion Neighborhood Hospital “She has been a part of our team from the beginning and exemplifies the kind of dedication skill and heart that this award was created to recognize.” “Our autistic son was brought in with low oxygen and difficult breathing Allyson was assigned as his nurse and was awesome caring [and] answered every question we had [She] provided him with comforting assurances every time something new was introduced,” said the parent of a patient in a letter of support “I am deeply passionate about my work as a nurse support and comfort to individuals during some of the most vulnerable moments of their lives,” Donohoe said I have been fortunate to work under the exceptional leadership of Carla Hamner [Hospital Administrator whose guidance has significantly shaped my professional journey I am equally grateful for my wonderful coworkers dedication and support make every challenge more manageable and every success more meaningful Nursing is both a challenging and profoundly rewarding profession and I am honored to be a part of it every day.” Nurses at Mon Marion Neighborhood Hospital can be nominated for the DAISY Award by anyone who experiences or observes exceptional To nominate a nurse for a DAISY award, visit MonHealth.com/DAISY To learn more about the DAISY Foundation and its mission, visit DAISYFoundation.org Diagnostic and Correctional Center is the first Missouri prison to house inmates in new units Diagnostic and Correctional Center is the first Missouri prison to adopt the project VANDALIA — A five-year prison trial aims to study how improved prison conditions affect conduct violations and recidivism seen in incarcerated people The Missouri Prison Transformation Project is a randomized controlled trial Selected individuals will move from general population to newly renovated housing units The study will also focus on turnover of corrections staff Kelli Canada, an associate professor and associate director of research at the University of Missouri School of Social Work, secured a $2.8 million grant for the project from Arnold Ventures a philanthropy that focuses on criminal justice Canada heard from groups of incarcerated people and staff about what they wanted when it came to improvements in prison “We tried to take some ideas that they had for different types of learning and then we worked that into the model that we ended up developing for this project,” Canada said Canada said randomized control trials can be difficult where some people will have better living conditions than others “Randomized control trials are hard because “...They're really excited about this change and some people are going to be on the unit Diagnostic and Correctional Center is the first Missouri prison to welcome incarcerated residents into the test program The Moberly Correctional Center will also welcome selected incarcerated residents this spring followed by the Farmington Correctional Center and South Central Correctional Center next year Diagnostic and Correctional Center in Vandalia has two newly renovated housing wings where project participants will live The wings will house 96 residents with three residents in each room This is an improvement from six residents per room in the general population sections of the prison there are curtains and beds with double mattresses — comforts that are not available in general population beanbags and several tables where incarcerated residents can gather and eat The renovated wings have plants throughout and artwork painted by incarcerated residents line the walls Kitchen and dining area in MPTP housing unit Two housing units at the Women's Eastern Reception Diagnostic and Correctional Center have been renovated as part of the Missouri Prison Transformation Project There was no functioning kitchen in the general population wing and the common space featured several tables with plastic chairs The wing was devoid of color except for the bathroom area A look inside a typical housing unit at Women's Eastern Reception Have the latest local news delivered every morning to start your day informed the deputy warden at the Vandalia facility said inmates were told last week whether they were moving to the new housing unit as part of the study Hendren said he expects an "immediate transformation" for some of the incarcerated residents selected and they can spend their time in a community with other residents and build on community pride within it and be a better person,” Hendren said He also said that his staff members are excited about the changes “It’ll be a lot less stress,” Hendren said and they’ll be able to go home from work happy and in a good mood.” When KOMU 8 News toured the newly renovated wings a group of about a dozen incarcerated women were also touring The group of women were visibly emotional — some of them were selected to be in the test group who would enjoy the new housing Others were part of the control group and would remain in general population It feels like you’re at home,” said Olivia Ingleton who is serving a seven-year sentence in the Vandalia facility “I didn’t expect to see something so beautiful in such a mean place.” Ingleton was selected to be a part of the test group She said she’s "heartbroken" for her friends and peers who will remain in general population “It's just not fair to some,” Ingleton said but I hurt for them that don’t get to be here … There’s so many good ones that really wanted to know what it was like and they’re probably not going home anytime soon.” Speaking to KOMU 8 News in front of Missouri Department of Corrections staff Ingleton painted a stark picture of current prison conditions “...You do have (inmates) who wanted to commit suicide — some of my friends and acquaintances Ingleton said she believes the new project will help facilitate a better environment that will help rehabilitate prisoners we should be trying to do better,” Ingleton said “There should be more opportunities for us There should be a lot more benefits for those who really take it serious A previous version of this story misstated the type of organization Arnold Ventures is To report an error or typo, email news@komu.com Email notifications are only sent once a day Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Your access to this service has been limited If you think you have been blocked in error contact the owner of this site for assistance If you are a WordPress user with administrative privileges on this site please enter your email address in the box below and click "Send" You will then receive an email that helps you regain access Wordfence is a security plugin installed on over 5 million WordPress sites The owner of this site is using Wordfence to manage access to their site You can also read the documentation to learn about Wordfence's blocking tools or visit wordfence.com to learn more about Wordfence Click here to learn more: Documentation 6 May 2025 14:58:14 GMT.Your computer's time: document.write(new Date().toUTCString()); All schools in Upshur County will close at 1 p.m All B-UHS sporting events today are canceled The CAC Gallery is excited to announce the first-ever exhibition showcasing works from The Vandalia Arts Journal The launch party will feature readings and talks from selected writers and artists The Vandalia Arts Journal is West Virginia Wesleyan College’s literary arts journal that showcases the talents of WVWC students in poetry All aspects of the journal are staffed by undergraduate students from the jurying of included works to the layout of the publication The gallery is open on Fridays and Saturdays from 4 – 8 p.m The CAC Gallery is located at 48 East Main Street in downtown Buckhannon All gallery events are free and open to the public This website proudly designed and engineered in Buckhannon Contact us: info@mybuckhannon.com Privacy Policy * Terms & Conditions * Contest Rules The Women's Eastern Correctional Center has seven women who are eligible to use the nursery program The Women's Eastern Correctional Center has seven women who are eligible to use the nursery program VANDALIA — Women's Eastern Correctional Center opened a rehabilitative program for incarcerated moms Thursday The facility is housed in a previously empty wing that was renovated with seven new large rooms Each room can hold two moms and two babies with their own beds and cribs This creates enough space for up to 14 mother-child pairs to participate at a time The newly renovated wing will also hold a feeding room Kim Perkins is the nursery program director and said she is excited for the effect the program will have on the families involved their communities when they go home are going to be changed because they were here," Perkins said incarcerated mothers were given a few hours at most with their babies after birth This nursery program allows them up to 18 months to care for and bond with their child "We have worked really hard to make it an environment that is safe and secure for babies and their moms so that they can focus on each other as well as feeling comfortable," Perkins said Also in the newly renovated facility are rooms for selected caregivers Incarcerated women had the opportunity to apply to work in the nursery as a caregiver to the mothers and babies Kendra Riggs was an inmate in the Chillicothe Correctional Center when she saw the opportunity to apply as a notice on her tablet "It said that they were looking for four caregivers to come and live on the wing and help take care of the babies and basically coach moms," Riggs said Riggs has now gone through weeks of training in preparation for the arrival of the mothers and babies She said she is excited to help the new moms "Babies don't come with instruction manuals: To be a mom does not come with an instruction manual," Riggs said "We are there to guide them and to help them learn the correct way to comfort your baby." Perkins said the nursery's success is a product of the support of Missouri State legislators The nursery program is funded through state legislators and she hopes this can set an example for other states "I'd like to see other states have that same kind of support," Perkins said "We have had other states reach out to us about the program what it looks like and how we are doing it." women must have had the child while incarcerated opt in for the program and have 18 months or less left on their sentence The Women's Eastern Correctional Center currently has seven women who are eligible for the program Those moms will be moved into the facility on Monday Mon Health System, a member of Vandalia Health is proud to announce that its long-anticipated Vandalia Health Mon Harrison Neighborhood Hospital at Charles Pointe Crossing in Bridgeport is officially moving forward This week’s filing of the hospital’s building permit with the City of Bridgeport marks a key milestone in a process that began nearly three years ago in July 2022 when Mon Health System filed for a Certificate of Need for the facility The path to construction included extensive collaboration with Charles Pointe developers Harrison County Commission and stakeholders within the county’s tax increment financing (TIF) district The new hospital will be located within the rapidly developing Charles Point Crossing on a parcel of land just past Menards. The nearly $30 million facility will be a two-story, 40,000-square-foot state-of-the-art small format hospital, modeled after the highly successful Vandalia Health Mon Marion Neighborhood Hospital “Vandalia Health Mon Marion Neighborhood Hospital has become a model for delivering advanced medical services in a smaller, more accessible footprint. We’ve exceeded expectations in patient satisfaction, speed of care and operational efficiency, and have been recognized as having one of the shortest emergency room visit times in the nation,” said Christopher Edwards Emergency Services Director of Vandalia Health Mon Health System Emergency Medicine Medical Director and Vandalia Health Mon Marion and Mon Harrison Neighborhood Hospitals Chief Administrative Officer “Our hospital’s success has proven that neighborhood hospitals can offer the same quality of care as larger institutions—just closer to home We’re extremely excited to bring this quality convenient care to the people of Harrison County and surrounding communities with the construction of Vandalia Health Mon Harrison Neighborhood Hospital.” The first floor of the new Mon Harrison Neighborhood Hospital will feature 24/7 emergency care including eight emergency rooms; board-certified physicians; comprehensive inpatient care including 10 private inpatient rooms; pharmacy services; and advanced radiology services The second floor will be constructed as shell space reserved for future clinical or administrative expansion designed to address future needs of the community “This hospital is the result of incredible collaboration at every level,” said David Goldberg President and CEO of Mon Health System and Davis Health System - Vandalia Health Northern Region and Executive Vice President of Vandalia Health “From the City of Bridgeport and Harrison County Commission to Genesis Partners and our partners in the TIF district—everyone came together with a shared vision to improve access to health care in Harrison County partnership and unwavering commitment to bringing this much-needed facility to life for the people of Harrison County we cannot wait to deliver on our promise to provide exceptional care to this region Mon Health is known for far and wide and now as Vandalia Health the breadth and depth of resources only enhance our ability to meet the needs of the community Construction will begin in spring 2025 and is anticipated to take just over a year with architectural and engineering work already complete and materials are in process for development this month For more information about Vandalia Health Mon Health System, visit MonHealth.com Vandalia Health is proud to announce the launch of West Virginia’s first Emergency Nurse Residency Program, an initiative designed to bridge the gap between general nursing education and the specialized skills required for emergency nursing. Introduced at Vandalia Health Mon Medical Center by nurse leaders Christan Lacko hands-on experience and dedicated mentorship to ensure new emergency nurses are fully prepared for their roles “Emergency nursing requires a unique skill set that traditional nursing education may not fully prepare students for,” Lacko said “Our program ensures nurses gain the confidence knowledge and hands-on experience necessary to succeed in high-pressure emergency settings.” The Emergency Nurse Residency Program started with a pilot cohort for new Vandalia Health emergency nurses with support from Patricia Murray Plans are underway to expand the pilot program at Mon Medical Center to all Vandalia Health northern region facilities 12-week residency program combines education with hands-on clinical training Participants spend one weekday on system-based education on specialized topics such as cardiology labor and delivery and gastrointestinal care EKG training and simulation lab experiences Nurses also participate in Emergency Room (ER) clinical training under the guidance of a dedicated preceptor two days per week Additional shadowing opportunities allow nurses to gain experience in departments that may not be available at their home facility A key component of the program is dedicated mentorship and coaching Each nurse is paired with a mentor from outside the emergency department ensuring a strong support system beyond their immediate work environment These mentors come from various hospital departments such as finance and risk management hospitals have increasingly relied on graduate nurses with limited emergency nursing experience,” Quarrick said “Our Emergency Nurse Residency Program addresses this challenge by giving new nurses the necessary skills and confidence to succeed we strengthen emergency nursing capabilities and improve retention by reducing burnout and increasing job satisfaction.” The program is free for participants and includes multiple emergency-based training opportunities through the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA) and workplace violence and complimentary one-year membership to the ENA—a $115 value—giving nurses access to a wealth of emergency nursing resources The first cohort of nurses will graduate with certificates of completion on May 28. Mon Medical Center a designated Pathway to Excellence hospital by the American Nurses Credentialing Center looks forward to welcoming future participants and continuing its mission of excellence in emergency nursing education Vandalia Health Mon Medical Center has received the Pathway to Excellence® designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) This distinguished honor recognizes the hospital’s commitment to creating a positive and supportive work environment where nurses can thrive professionally and provide exceptional patient care Mon Medical Center joins Vandalia Health Preston Memorial Hospital which received the Pathway to Excellence® designation in 2023 in being recognized for dedication to nursing excellence This achievement highlights the commitment of Mon Health System facilities to fostering environments that prioritize the well-being and professional growth of their nursing teams “This designation reflects our unwavering dedication to our nursing team and their role in delivering outstanding patient care,” said David Goldberg “Our nurses are at the heart of what we do and this recognition validates our efforts across our health system to support them in their vital work.” The Pathway to Excellence® designation is awarded to health care organizations that demonstrate a culture of sustained excellence in nursing practice Organizations earning this recognition meet rigorous standards set by the ANCC ensuring nurses are integral to decision-making are offered professional development opportunities and have a workplace that promotes work-life balance and job satisfaction To achieve the Pathway to Excellence® designation, Mon Medical Center underwent an extensive application and evaluation process This included an anonymous survey of nursing staff to confirm alignment with Pathway Standards of shared decision-making “The Pathway to Excellence® designation signifies that Mon Medical Center is a place where nurses feel valued Chief Administrative Officer and Chief Nursing Officer of Mon Medical Center and Chief Nursing Executive of Mon Health System “It demonstrates our commitment to fostering an environment where our nurses can thrive and provide compassionate “We are proud to join the ranks of elite health care organizations nationwide recognized for their dedication to nursing excellence This milestone exemplifies our hospital’s mission to improve the health and well-being of our community through superior care For more information about the ACC Pathway to Excellence® designation, visit NursingWorld.org/Organizational-Programs/Pathway For more information about nursing opportunities at Vandalia Health Mon Medical Center, visit MonHealth.com/Main/Nursing-Opportunities area residents will notice an exciting new look on display as Davis Health System facilities unveil new signage and branding officially transitioning to Vandalia Health The rebranding marks a significant step in integrating Davis Medical Center in Elkins and Webster Memorial Hospital in Webster Springs under the Vandalia Health name—reinforcing a shared commitment to exceptional patient-centered care across West Virginia From updated facility signs and logos to refreshed patient materials and marketing the transformation reflects a unified health system dedicated to enhancing access and quality care The rebranding officially changes the following facility names to align with Vandalia Health’s statewide identity: “Our new signage is an exciting visual representation of the enhancements to patient care that our health care experts and staff have been implementing since our integration with Vandalia Health in 2023,” said Ron Andro Senior Vice President of Davis Health System and Chief Administrative Officer of Davis Medical Center “The rebranding of Davis Health System to Vandalia Health is more than just a name change—it is a strategic transformation that unifies our organization under a cohesive identity The rebranding of Davis facilities represents a commitment to streamlined services our rebranding effort ensures that our patients staff and community can enjoy a seamless transition to our new identity while maintaining trust in the care they receive.” bringing together West Virginia’s CAMC and Mon Health systems adding several hospitals and Davis Health System The Vandalia name draws on the region’s history the British gave the name “Vandalia” to parts of Virginia outpatient offices and telemedicine centers across West Virginia as well as parts of Maryland “The rebranding of Davis Health facilities reflects our shared mission of providing quality care across the state,” said David Ramsey our commitment to the communities we serve throughout the state and region remains steadfast Patients will continue to receive the same compassionate quality care from the providers they know and trust while also enjoying enhanced connectivity and access to specialized care within our larger As West Virginia’s second-largest not-for-profit health network Vandalia Health operates over 190 outpatient locations across 70 specialties with 13,000 employees and more than 2,000 physicians and advanced practice providers More than 2 million patients were treated across the Vandalia Health Network in 2024 Davis Health System has expanded stroke care and introduced cardiology and specialty telemedicine programs to provide rural patients with expert care close to home Davis Medical Center now offers advanced Cardiac Computed Tomography (CT) imaging for early heart disease detection while Vandalia Health’s Mobile Medical Units bring essential services to underserved communities Vandalia Health’s Institute for Academic Medicine and CAMC Center for Learning & Research provide a strong foundation for medical education and innovation further strengthening West Virginia’s position in the health care landscape “By fully embracing the Vandalia Health identity we strengthen our ability to provide advanced “Joining Vandalia Health has allowed us to expand our services and bring quality specialized care closer to home for our community Through initiatives like telecardiology and enhanced system-wide collaboration patients now have greater access to expert care without the burden of extensive travel These advancements ensure that residents of Webster County receive timely We look forward to expanding on these efforts in the future as part of Vandalia Health.” “We are incredibly excited about this transition,” said Dana Gould “Since our integration with Vandalia Health we’ve been able to introduce critical services to better serve our community including a comprehensive cardiac rehabilitation program and advanced teleneurology for stroke care These initiatives ensure that patients recovering from heart conditions receive the support they need close to home while those experiencing neurological emergencies have rapid access to specialized care from leading experts Our hospital’s rebranding is not just a new name—it’s our promise to deliver the highest level of care while remaining grounded in our values that have always defined us.” For more information, visit DavisHealthSystem.org © 2025 BVM Sports. Best Version Media, LLC. primarily due to a significant seven-run fifth inning by the Cavies The Vandals initially took the lead when Jack Lewis's double allowed Brock Willenborg to score they couldn’t capitalize on their momentum after Carlinville's explosive fifth Vandalia’s record now stands at 7-12 and they are scheduled to play against Trenton Wesclin at home While Vandalia started strong and had a promising offense with multiple players contributing to their scoring their inability to maintain defensive pressure allowed Carlinville to turn the tide The dropped third strike and errors during the critical fifth inning were pivotal moments that led to their loss Vandalia aims to recover quickly from this loss with their next game scheduled against Trenton Wesclin where they will look to improve their season record Vandalia must focus on tightening their defense and preventing big innings from opposing teams while continuing to leverage their offensive strength The summary of the linked article was generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence technology from OpenAI We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it OK Privacy policy Vandalia Health Mon Health Cancer Center is proud to announce the addition of Benjamin Yan to its esteemed team of health care professionals With a commitment to personalized care and advanced technology Yan is excited to offer comprehensive radiation therapy at Vandalia Health “I am honored to join Vandalia Health and to be part of a team that is deeply committed to providing quality “My goal is to cure certain types of cancer especially in their early stages prolong overall survival and improve quality of life in patients with advanced and end stage cancers My approach is to apply the latest technology and advancements in radiation oncology to our patients offering personalized treatment plans that prioritize both effectiveness and quality of life I look forward to collaborating with my new colleagues to make a meaningful impact in the lives of our patients and their families." Board certified by the American Board of Radiology Yan’s specialties include precise tumor-targeting treatments (VMAT/IMRT and 3D conformal RT) providing high-dose stereotactic ablative radiation therapy for brain (SRS) and body tumors (SBRT) as well as specialized therapies (HDR brachytherapy) for gynecologic and breast cancers Yan also offers radiation therapy for non-cancer conditions such as keloid and low-dose radiotherapy (LDRT) for osteoarthritis delivering innovative pain relief and disease management Yan earned his medical degree from Peking Union Medical College in Beijing and a doctoral degree in pathology and cancer biology from Duke University in Durham He completed his residency training at University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson and a postdoctoral fellowship at Duke University Medical Center in Durham He is a member of the American Society for Radiation Oncology discovered the molecular mechanism of how chronic inflammation causes cancers and demonstrated the molecular mechanism of Pim-2 oncogene His research has appeared in numerous medical journals and media outlets Yan has published over 20 peer reviewed cancer research articles in influential biomedical journals such as PNAS and received a number of prestigious awards and honors including the American Association of Cancer Research’s scholar-in-training award and the American Society of Clinical Oncology’s Merit Award Yan was named a Top Oncologist by the International Association of Oncologists in 2014 and Top Doctor by 417 Magazine of Missouri in 2020 Yan was honored to be a Guest Professor of First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University in China in 2019 His expertise in radiation oncology and dedication to patient-centered care align perfectly with our mission to provide exceptional cancer treatment,” said Regan Siko we strengthen our ability and commitment to provide advanced For more information about cancer care at Mon Health Cancer Center, visit MonHealth.com/Cancer SR571 between 1st St & 202 and Tipp Elizabeth between 2nd St & 202 are closed - they are currently impassable due to high water NAME GRADE Mitch Craine Sophomore Austin Kuhns Freshman Fred Lakner Junior Enrique Lopez Senior Grady Nardecchia Junior Ian Nardecchia Freshman Dalton Orr Sophomore Trace Pearce Senior Grady Roos Sophomore Avry Sanderson Sophomore Brodie Schlaggetter Sophomore Karter Snyder Sophomore Korey Snyder Senior Jayce Tufano Sophomore April 2025 OPPONENT TIME 15 vs Piqua 4:30 PM 17 at Xenia 4:30 PM 21 vs Centerville 4:30 PM 22 vs Sidney 4:30 PM 23 at Springfield 4:30 PM 24 vs Stebbins 4:30 PM 29 at Tippecanoe 4:30 PM 2025 OPPONENT TIME 1 at Carroll 4:30 PM 2 at Bellbrook 4:30 PM 3 at CJ Doubles 8:30 AM 5 at Fairmont 4:30 PM 7 at Dixie 4:30 PM 8 at Miamisburg 4:30 PM 9 vs Trotwood 4:30 PM 12 vs Northmont 4:30 PM Need a vacation rental in Tipp? 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READ MOREVandalia man faces charges after allegedly hitting car with his truck on purposeby Jennifer Weiser accused of purposefully hitting another car with his truck Court documents state that Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers went to a crash on April 15 at 6:47 p.m on South Main Street at East Woodlawn Street in Vandalia There was a red Dodge Challenger at the scene with front end damage Troopers investigated and said that the car had been hit by a Ford F-150 pickup truck Troopers said that the truck had left the area troopers arrested Fischer during a traffic stop while they were canvassing that county road Fischer was taken into custody and then taken to the hospital Court documents indicate that Fischer told the troopers that he had just ingested three grams of meth as he was being pulled over Prosecutors charged Fischer with three counts of First Degree Assault Tampering with Physical Evidence in Felony Prosecution Vandalia Health convened its annual Leadership Summits this week in Charleston and Weston bringing together 400 leaders and board members from across the system’s northern and southern regions The Leadership Summits provided critical updates on Vandalia Health’s ongoing growth financial health and recruitment efforts for physicians and staff Leaders also received key insights from the Institute for Academic Medicine on the expansion of graduate medical education programs as well as research initiatives across the system a nationally recognized expert in health care leadership delivered an address on the power of teamwork managing organizational change and fostering a workplace culture that aligns with Vandalia Health’s mission His presentation reinforced the vital role of leadership at every level in driving a patient-centered approach to health care "We are committed to strengthening our health care system by investing in our people our communities and the future of medicine,” said David Ramsey “These discussions are essential as we work together to enhance patient care and expand opportunities for medical education and research." As Vandalia Health continues its journey of growth and transformation the insights and strategies shared at its leadership summits will guide the organization in delivering quality For more information, visit VandaliaHealth.org Vandalia Health’s Mon Health Zelda Stein Weiss Cancer Center and Davis Health Cancer Centers offer comprehensive care to patients across the state Mon Health, Davis Health Hospitals, and Grafton City Hospital offer advanced 3D mammography that leads the way in early breast cancer detection This advanced screening method uses a less invasive technique that minimizes discomfort making it easier for healthcare providers to detect abnormalities at earlier stages Mon Health Medical Center partnered with Radiological Physician Associates (RPA) to secure a breast radiologist on-site to provide even more timely diagnoses and care planning underscoring our ongoing investment in services to ensure patients receive prompt I understand how important comfort and clarity are during screenings Our advanced 3D mammography technology allows us to provide patients with more accurate results while reducing the anxiety often associated with mammograms,” said Dr “This level of detail helps us detect cancer earlier giving our patients a better chance at successful treatment.” and Davis Health have infusion centers conveniently located in Kingwood These centers provide breast cancer patients with access to chemotherapy and other infusion therapies allowing them to receive lifesaving treatment close to home we understand that a breast cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming which is why we’re dedicated to providing comprehensive care with a personal touch,” said Regan Siko Director of Oncology at Mon Health and Davis Health “Our teams work closely with each patient to create individualized treatment plans combining advanced technology and compassionate support hope is different because we treat each patient like family.” we are committed to providing the best care to every patient,” said David Goldberg President and CEO of Mon Health System and Davis Health System - Vandalia Health North we’re making a difference in the fight against breast cancer.” To learn more about the Mon Health Cancer Center or to schedule an appointment, visit MonHealth.com/Cancer To learn more about the Davis Health Cancer Care or to schedule an appointment, visit DavisHealthSystem.org A Vandalia man has been charged in Audrain County after he allegedly rammed his Ford pickup truck into a Dodge Challenger on Tuesday after he allegedly threatened to kill a woman Joseph Dean Fischer was charged on Wednesday with three counts of first-degree assault one count of tampering with evidence and one count of first-degree stalking One of the probable cause statements says Fischer intentionally hit a Dodge Challenger with his Ford F-150 and drove away from the scene woman and child were in the Dodge when it was struck The Ford was found in Pike County without its driver and Fischer was eventually arrested on Wednesday during a traffic stop Fischer allegedly admitted to taking methamphetamine before ramming into the Dodge Another probable cause statement says one of the victims received threatening messages and videos from Fischer on the social media application SnapChat before the crash Fischer allegedly threatened to kill the victim and use his truck to ram into the car Several messages described in court documents included Fischer stating they wanted to kill the victim ABC 17 News is committed to providing a forum for civil and constructive conversation Please keep your comments respectful and relevant. You can review our Community Guidelines by clicking here If you would like to share a story idea, please submit it here Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Community Guidelines | KMIZ-TV FCC Public File | FCC Applications | Do Not Sell My Personal Information The City of Vandalia is one step closer to securing the 1.426-acre property on the corner of National and Dixie roads The City Council authorized the city manager to move forward with the sale at Monday's city council meeting Ohio (WKEF) -- This week Dayton 24/7 Now's Waste Watch segment looked at what two different cities are doing with properties Vandalia is trying to acquire a property and Troy is trying to sell property so Reporter Jenilee Borek went to find out details about each A contract is in place for the city to pay $2.15 million for the land and current building that is there Assistant City Manager Rob Cron talked about why the city wants to buy it He said it goes along with Vandalia's Comprehensive Plan it created in 2020 "This part of our city was targeted as a redevelopment area more the Dixie Drive area to become kind of our downtown area We don't really have a sense of a downtown right now in the city and we would like to develop that for our community," said Cron we can control it to some degree what use might have went to that property or what business might have went there The money to buy this property is coming from the Job Creation and Revitalization Fund the city created in 2022 we transferred some of our general fund money into there but since then what funds that on a regular basis is [...] whenever you get a building permit or a zoning permit or something like that you pay a fee to the city so all of those fees go into this fund," said Cron Cron said the fund currently has approximately $3.4 million in it He said he knows that people's water bills have increased recently and some community members are worried the money to buy the property is coming from that Cron sent this statement about where that money goes: The goal is for the city to partner with or sell it to a developer to redevelop The biggest reason the city wanted it is so that it can have more control of what gets developed there so inspections will be done to make sure everything is up to code before the purchase is finalized On the other side of the coin is the City of Troy Troy is taking bids on four non-productive properties meaning the properties are worth less than the taxes owed on them Troy's Development Director Tim Davis said these are properties that were left vacated for various reasons by the previous owners which collected the property taxes when the properties had previous owners to get the tax-owed balance wiped out and let the city take over the titles The properties were transferred to a nonprofit "They would use that to turn it back to the community whether it's through a loan whether it's through a program or anything to kind of increase the industrial sector of the community," said Davis The city will be accepting bids until noon on Feb. 28. You can find out more information by clicking HERE from Governor Jim Justice towards construction of the Vandalia Health Neuroscience Institute (VHNI) Neurologic disorders are a significant health challenge in West Virginia Despite the high prevalence of these conditions Many patients face long wait times and often must travel out of state to receive the necessary care VHNI aims to change this by offering state-of-the-art advanced diagnostic testing and treatment options to improve outcomes and quality of life while reducing costs The Vandalia Health Neuroscience Institute will be a new facility located on Morris Street (directly across from the main entrance at CAMC General Hospital) It is expected to be about 30,000 square ft Get the latest news and health information delivered to your inbox by signing up for our Trending@CAMC monthly e-mail Vandalia Health Preston Memorial Hospital is proud to announce the presentation of its first DAISY Team Award recognizing the extraordinary compassion and teamwork of its nursing professionals This prestigious honor celebrates a nurse-led group that demonstrates exceptional dedication part of the internationally recognized DAISY Foundation program acknowledges health care teams that work together to provide outstanding service and create a meaningful impact on patients and their families The inaugural group award at Preston Memorial Hospital was presented to the hospital’s Oncology and Infusion teams whose commitment to excellence and teamwork exemplifies the hospital’s mission to deliver quality Group members receiving the DAISY Team Award are Lacey Baker "Our team epitomizes the true spirit of interdisciplinary collaboration Each staff member consistently goes above and beyond blending their unique expertise with unwavering compassion to provide a remarkable experience for our patients and their families," said Melissa Lockwood Chief Administrative Officer of Preston Memorial Hospital “Their dedication and teamwork are a testament to the values we uphold at Preston Memorial Hospital and Vandalia Health We are incredibly proud to recognize each of them with our first DAISY Team Award." we have been very impressed with how caring these nurses have been with all of us in the family yet being very professional with their many chores needed to care for my wife [Anna Casteel],” wrote family member Keith Casteel in a nomination letter A team can be nominated for the DAISY Award by anyone who has been affected by their care – patients other clinicians and staff – anyone who has experienced or observed extraordinary If you are a WordPress user with administrative privileges on this site please enter your email in the box below and click "Send" Click here to learn more: Documentation (opens in new tab) 6 May 2025 14:59:50 GMT.Your computer's time: document.write(new Date().toUTCString());.