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- First CCM Therapy Procedure at SBL performed by Dr. Kocheril
Sarah Bush Lincoln Electrophysiologist Abraham Kocheril, MD, recently performed the first Cardiac Contractility Modulation (CCM) therapy procedure at Sarah Bush Lincoln. SBL… - Sweitzer named HRC Employee of the Month September 2026
Andy Sweitzer grew up on a Centennial Farm east of Marshall. Now he meets people on the worst day of their lives, and HRC has named him Employee of the Month. - Martinsville City Council Report: September 9, 2026
Martinsville City Council held its regular meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026. Alderman Chris Davidson was absent during roll call but arrived… - Friends of Lincoln Trail State Park Announce Annual Friend-Raiser and Membership Drive
Marshall, IL – The Friends of Lincoln Trail State Park (FOLTSP) will host their annual “Friend-Raiser” membership drive on Saturday, Sept. 5,… - Solar Developer Puts $15,000 Behind Clark County Mental Health Care
Nearly half of HRC’s outpatient mental health clients live in Clark County, and none of them waited in line for care. Now a solar developer working in the county has put $15,000 behind that work. - High-Altitude Balloon Launch Party Planned for Sept. 19 in Casey
Midwest Stratospheric Data Systems will hold a public launch party for its X2Griffon high-altitude balloon mission Saturday, September 19, from 12:30 to…
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