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Its better than this time yesterday wherp down in the single when we were down in the single tickets. Digits, were in the 20s and 30s. Watch out for the black ice because of the snow melt and refreeze, some of the back roads, sidewalks, parking lots, things of that nature will have icy patches on them. Take it easy and wait for the temperatures to jump above freezing all the black ice will melt. 32 is the freezing mark for slatington. Tanersville, they are above freezing right now. 33. Warrington, 28. Oxford 21, new holland, 24. Center city, 24. Buena, ten better, 33. Woodbine, 30. Avalon, 38....

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Some patients say surgeries have been canceled or delayed this week at Methodist’s adult hospitals because of a breakup with their longtime anesthesia provider. WREG had a chance to talk one-on-one with Dr. Wayne Lipson, the chief medical officer for Methodist, about whether those disruptions jeopardize patient care. “Absolutely not. Our mission […]

Baptist Health changing visitation policy; allowing 1 essential caregiver By 14 News Staff | January 27, 2021 at 9:47 AM CST - Updated January 27 at 9:47 AM MADISONVILLE, Ky. (WFIE) - Starting Thursday, Baptist Health Madisonville is revising the visitation policy for most patients in the hospital and medical group practices to allow one essential caregiver to accompany patients for medical appointments or tests. There will be limited exceptions. “When the surge in local Covid cases accelerated at the end of last year, we made the difficult decision to not allow visitation for our pati...

History was made early Wednesday afternoon as 10 Baptist Health Madisonville employees were administered the first doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. Employees in the Joseph Miller Auditorium at the hospital erupted into applause as Duana Camplin, a respiratory therapist with Baptist, was the first to receive the vaccine. “Today, we are humbled, honored and we are excited to be one of 11 hospitals in the state of Kentucky — the first in western Kentucky — to receive the vaccination to fight COVID-19,” said Dr. Wayne Lipson, chief medical officer of Baptist Health Madiso...