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Two gastroenterologists join Windber hospital staff - Vimarsana News

Two gastroenterologists join Windber hospital staff

Chan Soon-Shiong Medical Center at Windber is expanding its gastroenterology services with the addition of Drs. Robert J. Stoffa and Tameka Scott.

Source: cnhi.com
The next wave arrives: Rural Texas communities with low vaccination rates face threat of new COVID wave - Vimarsana News

The next wave arrives: Rural Texas communities with low vaccination rates face threat of new COVID wave

HUNTSVILLE, Texas — The COVID-19 pandemic has turned into the pandemic of the unvaccinated as cases, hospitalizations and deaths in Texas began showing steeper jumps than past surges.

Source: cnhi.com
City hosting 'Flick and Float' at pool next week - Vimarsana News

City hosting 'Flick and Float' at pool next week

HUNTSVILLE — Nothing beats escaping the Texas heat better than lounging in a refreshingly cool pool with family and friends.

Source: cnhi.com
Home burglary, felony theft among indictments - Vimarsana News

Home burglary, felony theft among indictments

HUNTSVILLE — A Huntsville man has been indicted on five felony charges after prosecutors say that he broke into a home and threatened four individuals with a firearm.

Source: cnhi.com
Somerset company Augustine Die & Mold wins a $25M Navy contract - Vimarsana News

Somerset company Augustine Die & Mold wins a $25M Navy contract

Augustine Die & Mold won a $25 million contract award from the U.S. Navy. With the contract announced this week, the Somerset company is set to produce modern components for Navy carriers and equipment, company President and CEO James Brown said. The work will span at least five years and is a gateway to more work within the U.S. defense industry, he said. “We started down this road with the U.S. Department of Defense many years ago, when Congressman John Murtha was in Johnstown," he said. "With his passing (in 2010), we saw a lot of that work leave the area. Companies like ours had to g...

Source: cnhi.com