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Ray DeMonia, 73, of Cullman, died of heart failure after being transferred more than 200 miles away from his hometown to Mississippi, where the only free ICU bed was available.
Tawnya Rush Social From Thermopolis to Metropolis. Iâm a farm girl from Wyoming who packed my bags and headed to college in California with my eyes set on working for Disney. But, instead TV came knocking in Hollywood, where I was producing national shows on networks such as MTV, Hallmark and Lifetime. Next stop was in Cheyenne, Wyoming, where I created/anchored/produced a news morning show âRush Hour.â I also touched down in Casper as morning and noon anchor/producer. Traveling farther south to KUSA in Denver, I was producer/guest host/reporter for the lifestyle show âCol...
Bill Graham / The Meridian Star The Rev. Vicki Gladding prays at an event outside Rush Foundation Hospital in March. âWe had a lot of employees that needed to be able to continue to do their job with excellence," Gladding said. "And they were going through the same emotions that everybody goes through.â The Rev. Vicki Gladding said that before the COVID-19 pandemic, her position focused mainly on patients. That had to change quickly, though, when the pandemic spread to Lauderdale County. âWe had a lot of employees that needed to be able to continue to do their ...
Family where this is what comes out of snit >> my mother was a painter, my father was a poet. that's why i run the rush foundation that we have an event coming up. we've had it for 15 years in the hamptons and we underwrite art education for inner city kids. it's important to me that kids get art, practice appreciation, opportunities, because it's like you've got to cultivate creativity. what presence comes from art, from looking inside, the bankers don't get that. and numbers don't mean anything unless you can imagine what to do with them. so cultivating the imagination is important part of t...