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RRH Accepted Into Innovative Pilot Program - Vimarsana News

RRH Accepted Into Innovative Pilot Program

NXTUS, Inc. has launched the 2024 NXTSTAGE Community Health and Vibrancy Pilot Competition, presented by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas (BCBSKS).

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Local health insurance navigators stand ready to fix coverage errors - Vimarsana News

Local health insurance navigators stand ready to fix coverage errors

SubmittedThe Kansas CARES program, which offers free assistance to Kansas residents enrolling in healthcare coverage through the federal mar

Thrive gets grant for conversations - The Iola Register - Vimarsana News

Thrive gets grant for conversations - The Iola Register

Thrive Allen County received a $10,000 grant to improve the effectiveness of community conversations. The next event will be at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 19, at Savonburg. Thrive Allen County is one of 10 project teams across the state of Kansas awarded a Change Community Solutions grant. NetWork

Lehigh Portland State Park land transfer complete - Vimarsana News

Lehigh Portland State Park land transfer complete

Iola Industries officially signed over the deed to the Lehigh Portland State Park property to the state of Kansas Sept. 1. The transition means the state can begin in earnest a number of enhancements to the land with cabins, docks and other facilities. It took the entire summer, but on Sept. 1, I

Humboldt garden benefits from AARP grant - The Iola Register - Vimarsana News

Humboldt garden benefits from AARP grant - The Iola Register

The Humboldt Community Garden will receive a $2,500 grant from AARP. Thrive Allen County assisted with the application. Thrive Allen County has received a grant for $2,500 to improve the existing Humboldt community garden. The grant will help make the garden more accessible to older residents