The Evolution Of Telemedicine
Early into the pandemic, Dr. Jonathan Wirjo became the only psychiatrist to conduct in-person rounds with known COVID-19 patients at his...
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Early into the pandemic, Dr. Jonathan Wirjo became the only psychiatrist to conduct in-person rounds with known COVID-19 patients at his...
They’re great for making your offer stand out Cash offers are traditionally associated with investors trying to scoop up properties, but they’re growing increasingly popular for individual buyers who want to make an offer a seller can’t refuse. If you find your dream home, a cash offer can be a great way to show the current owner that you really want the home and are willing to make the transaction as stress-free as possible. “Sellers really like it because one of the biggest contingencies in the process is financing. And so when they have an offer on the table that does not have th...
Bellmead to begin offering incentive pay for experienced officers, changes coming to City Council City of Bellmead and last updated 2021-05-11 23:52:53-04 BELLMEAD, TX â Competition for public safety officers will get tougher in Central Texas as Bellmead will begin offering incentive pay for experienced officers. Officers will get $1,500 for signing a 2-year contract with the city of Bellmead and another $1,500 after completing their field training a few months later. Bellmead leaders believe this will help them recruit and retain experienced officers on its streets. Youâll remember...
No more Shawnee Mission North Indians: District to drop all Native American mascots Sarah Ritter, The Kansas City Star Jan. 26—Shawnee Mission North High School and three district elementary schools must retire their "Indians" and "Braves" mascots under a new policy after thousands petitioned for the change. The Shawnee Mission school board voted unanimously Monday to approve removing the mascots. The new policy states that school mascots must be culturally and racially appropriate, and that they may not be derogatory or offensive toward a person or class of people protected...