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A special piece of Clay County history has returned and will be on display starting this weekend at the Clay County Museum. A Clovis point found on a Clay County
Vanchena was an associate professor and director of the Max Kade Center for German-American Studies
Janice Early, LMH Health LMH Health is pictured in a file photo from October 2018. One hundred years ago, Lawrence Memorial Hospital officially opened its doors. While that’s a milestone worthy of celebration for any organization, it’s the story of the founding of the hospital that deserves special recognition. In a 1940s pamphlet called “An Idea That Grew,” Robert C. Rankin, the first chairman of Lawrence Memorial Hospital’s Board of Trustees, wrote that the idea for the hospital came after Dr. Ralph E. Barnes was called to attend to an elderly man who had fallen in a seizure on a ...