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DANVILLE, Va. — Sovah Health announced Monday that nurse practitioner Allison Bailey, FNP, has joined Sovah Physician Practices and is providing primary care for Sovah Family Medicine in Mount Hermon. Sovah Family Medicine Mount Hermon will serve as Allison’s home base, and she will also help support our Brosville and Gretna clinics as well. “We are excited to welcome Allison to our team of providers at Sovah Physician Practices,” said Alan Larson, Market President, Sovah Health and CEO, Sovah Health Danville. “Her educational background and experience combined with a...

The Danville Pittsylvania County Chamber of Commerce’s annual membership meeting will be held Wednesday, Feb. 10, at 8:30 a.m. online via Zoom and Facebook Live. Sheree Anne Kelly, President & CEO of the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE), will outline what lies ahead for chambers, and the essential components for how they can adapt and evolve through a global pandemic, the discordant political climate and economic downturn. Chamber President & CEO Alexis Ehrhardt will share the Chamber’s focus areas for 2021, with an emphasis on the region’s continued economi...

Sovah Health announced today that it is contacting patients to reschedule elective and non-urgent surgical cases and procedures that require an admission at its Danville campus.

The public comment period occupied nearly half of the Osakis City Council meeting Monday, Jan. 11. 11:19 pm, Jan. 11, 2021 × Osakis mayor Dan Wessel (middle) swears in new council member Alan Larson. Council member Tim Thornbloom (left) was also sworn in at the first Osakis City Council meeting of the calendar year Monday, Jan. 11. (Jasmine Johnson / Echo Press) Dan Wessel addressed what he called a “fairly large crowd” at his first Osakis City Council meeting as mayor Monday, Jan. 11. Before beginning what would be a 40-minute public comment period, Wessel reminded the public ...

The City of Danville will keep its holiday lights and decorations in the River District in place through Jan. 31 to show support and appreciation for local health care workers