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Analysis: Vignettes from candidate forums for county commissioner hopefuls Githens, Madeira, Volan - Vimarsana News

Analysis: Vignettes from candidate forums for county commissioner hopefuls Githens, Madeira, Volan

Monroe County commissioner, Democratic Party Primary, Julie Thomas, Peter Iversen, Nicole Browne, Penny Githens, Jody Madeira, Steve Volan, county elections, Democratic Party, Republican Party, Paul White Sr., Joe VanDeventer, Dominic Thompson, Lee Jones, Patrick Stoffers, Amanda Barge, John Whikehart, Rick Dietz, candidate forums, League of Women Voters, Democrats Club, College Democrats, Building Association of South…

Clark County group holding annual drug facts week to raise awareness in southern Indiana - Vimarsana News

Clark County group holding annual drug facts week to raise awareness in southern Indiana

Clark County CARES works to increase awareness of addiction and its causes, holding free educational and solution seminars.

Source: wdrb.com
DCF Proactive Grant Supports Education to Battle Drug Addiction - Vimarsana News

DCF Proactive Grant Supports Education to Battle Drug Addiction

A $1,000 proactive grant went to Choices Coordinated Care Solutions IRACS.

New telehealth regulations to provide path for opioid treatment - Vimarsana News

New telehealth regulations to provide path for opioid treatment

Possible changes to telehealth regulations could make it easier for people to access opioid-use-disorder treatment.

Indiana looks for opportunities to reduce drug overdose deaths - Vimarsana News

Indiana looks for opportunities to reduce drug overdose deaths

To tamp down on the growing number of opioid overdose deaths, Indiana stakeholders hope to explore ways to intervene earlier by analyzing “touchpoints” between Hoosiers and healthcare or criminal justice