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March 25, 2024
POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. — Justin Turner has been named the chief operating officer for Rivers Health, a member of Marshall Health Network.
December 27, 2023
After 35 years in the healthcare industry, Keith Biddle, COO of Rivers Health in Point Pleasant, WV, is retiring in mid-January to become an administrative past
December 23, 2023
A look at local residents’ job changes, promotions and achievements.
October 18, 2023
By Sitta Turay They are often times brought to Freetown from the provinces, especially from villages. They are taken to strange homes and handed over to strange people in the hope that they will be taken care of. These host families are sometimes so strange that even their skins are different. Their parents are assured that their children will be well – meaning they will be
June 28, 2023
CSI: Parkside -- Forensic anthropology workshop gives students hands-on experience
June 16, 2023
POINT PLEASANT — After Pleasant Valley Hospital joined Mountain Health Network last year, officials promised a fresh vision and a new direction.
June 16, 2023
POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. (WV News) — Mountain Health Network has announced that Pleasant Valley Hospital will now be known as Rivers Health. The new name and branding come after extensive
April 16, 2023
West Virginia exports increase by over 20% in 2022
April 5, 2023
With general elections scheduled for 24 June 2023 – just about 10 weeks away – tension is mounting in Sierra Leone especially between supporters of the two main political parties – APC and SLPP. Probably not many were surprised when on Sunday 2 April there was a standoff involving the Sierra Leone Police and the convoy of the APC presidential candidate, Dr Samura Kamara who
October 16, 2022
Pleasant Valley Hospital in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, was officially welcomed into the Huntington-based Mountain Health Network last week. It was a reminder of the changing business model of acute