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Washington County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for Fast Pace Health located at 1312 Hackberry St. in Salem. The ribbon cutting was Tuesday August 6. They have approximately 30 locations in Indiana and are located across from Walmart. Tristen Williams regional manager, was on hand to provide a tour of the new facility with five rooms for patients, rooms for X-rays, drug screening and a break room.
The hours at this time are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The hours will expand in Mid-October when they are fully staffed. This will be a seven day week schedule. Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturdays 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
On hand to care for your needs is a Nurse Practitioner, Medical Assistant, and X-ray Technician. They provide services for occupational health such as physicals, drug screens, and DOT physical exams. They will provide treatment for illnesses, aches and pain. There is on site lab testing and X-rays. Also, treatment for injuries, rashes, burns, cuts (stitches) are provided as well. Prevention and wellness services are also included. Health screenings and testing, plus physical, vaccines and worker’s compensation injuries are in their ream of services.
Fast pace Health’s first day was greeted with 14 patients, and 18 the next day. On hand for the ribbon cutting was Mayor Justin Green, Judy Johnson WCCF, Angie Buchanan Washington Co. Economic Growth, and Jonathon Pearce field representative for U.S. Representative Erin Houchin.
The State Fair ihas just begun, and DNR has plenty of engaging opportunities available for all ages every day. Stop by the Natural Resources Building to speak with a biologist, learn about wildlife health, join a native plant tour, or watch bowhunting and duck decoy set-up demonstrations.
Hoping to catch some sun and fish on your trip to the fair? Kids ages 5-17 can enjoy free fishing every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. and 3 – 6 p.m. at the DNR Fishin’ Pond.
Looking for some shade? Don’t forget to visit Pathway to Water Quality, where you can learn about our state’s watersheds and the ways you can protect our soil and water resources.
DNR has events for everyone at the fair. View our events calendar for all events and schedules.
Regional Opportunity Initiatives, Inc. (ROI) has launched the next round of Digital Towns grant funding, aimed at supporting programs that improve digital literacy and technology usage across the Indiana Uplands.
Grant amounts range from $5,000 to $50,000, with up to $75,000 available for projects that encompass a regional scope.
Help us spread the word to eligible organizations, including libraries, nonprofits, schools, main streets organizations, and others. Applications are due by September 13,
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We wanted to take a mintue to thank everyone for attending the festival despite the stormy weather. It's the dedication and support of wonderful people like you that make our festival a success, regardless of the challenges we face. Your willingness to brave the elements to join us speaks volume about your commitment and enthusiasm for our beloved tradition. We are incredibily grateful for your participation and for helping us create memorable experiences for our community! Thank you once again for your support and for being a part of our community.
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The following individuals were arrested recently by local law enforcement agencies. Those listed, in most cases, are just facing charges at this point, and are to be considered innocent of those charges unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. Charges are often dropped or lessened. Mugshots are collected from local law enforcement agencies on Mondays and are public records.
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