Heartland Hospice Serving Central Wisconsin Announces Kristy Davis Appointed as Director of Professional Services
STEVENS POINT, WI, September 21, 2020 – Heartland Hospice Serving Central Wisconsin is pleased to announce the appointment of Kristy Davis to the position of Director of Professional Services. A member of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization and the American Nurses Association, Davis brings 25 years of nursing experience in long term care, pediatrics, intensive care, trauma, Introducing Sunset Point Winery - Hilltop Cran Apple!
Just in time for autumn, this delicious fruit wine combines the flavors of Honeycrisp apples from Helene's Hilltop Orchard in Merrill, WI with locally grown cranberries from central Wisconsin.
Helene’s has been carrying our wines for several years so we are excited to have this collaboration with them!
This small-batch seasonal wine is available as an option in our tasting flight, by the glass, and by the bottle ($18, limit 3).Cheers! Photo ID: Front Row (left to right): Jennifer Hernandez, RN Stephanie Weber, RN. Back Row: Jenni Yang, RN; Michelle Nelson,MSW; Terri Baptist, RN; Laurie Knapp-Roberts RN; Umesh Vyas, MD; Michelle Zimmerman, RN; Kristina Wattier, MD.
The Ascension St. Michael’s Hospital Mental Health Unit is the 2020 recipient of the Providing Hope Award from the Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Awareness Coalition of Portage County.
The Providing Hope Award is awarded annually to individuals or agencies that FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Heartland Hospice Announces Emma KelleyAppointed as Music Therapist
STEVENS POINT, WI, September 15, 2020 – Heartland Hospice is pleased to announce the appointment of Emma Kelley to the position of Music Therapist for Heartland Hospice Serving Central Wisconsin.A native of central Wisconsin, Kelley earned her Bachelor of Science in Music Therapy from the University of Evansville in Evansville, Indiana. She is a Board Certified Music Therapist and a Certified Neurologic Music Mid-State Technical College will offer its fall Program Showcase as an outdoor football-themed Tailgate Tour on the Wisconsin Rapids Campus, Tuesday, Oct. 20. The event will give area high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to explore Mid-State’s degree programs and services through socially distanced hands-on activities and demonstrations. Parents and other family members are also welcome to attend.
“The Tailgate Tour will let students truly experience Mid-State through outdoor program The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point is again ranked among the best public universities in the Midwest, according to U.S. News and World Report.
The magazine’s 2021 rankings place UW-Stevens Point as 14th among regional public universities in the 12 states in its Midwest region. The university was recognized for solid reputation among peer institutions, low student-to-faculty ratio and retention of first-year students.
“We are particularly proud of our ranking on social mobility,” said Wednesday Learning Centers to Assist Students & Parents with E-Learning
“Area Agencies Partner to Provide Care & Academic Support for K-6 Students at YMCA and Boys & Girls Club”
(Stevens Point, September 4th, 2020) The Stevens Point Area YMCA and Boys & Girls Club of Portage County have been awarded grant funding from the United Way of Portage County and Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin’s Covid-Relief Fund to offer Wednesday Learning Centers at the YMCA, Boys & Girls Club Berard Center, Plover Caption: A gift from alumnus Dan Hauser and his wife, Marilyn, will support five graduate assistantships in UW-Stevens Point Athletics beginning in 2021.
A substantial gift from a couple with careers as executives in professional sports and arena management will help support University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Athletics through five graduate assistantships.
Dan Hauser, a 1977 alumnus in business education, and his wife, Marilyn, will fund five graduate assistant positions in Pointers K-12 EdTech Company Celebrates 40 Years Helping School Districts Operate More EfficientlyA lot has changed in school districts since 1980. Chalkboards and overhead projectors have been replaced by interactive smartboards and 3D printers, yet one company’s commitment to providing school districts with a better software experience has remained constant. This month, Skyward, Inc. celebrates 40 years with its customers, now numbering over 2,000 located around the world.Skyward began as Jim King & Associates,
121 schools in 31 counties benefit
Marshfield Clinic Health System and Security Health Plan have announced recipients of the b.e.s.t. Grant for Schools.
b.e.s.t. ® (Behavioral Emotional Social Traits) is an on-line screening tool that is designed to help educators build the emotional health of students and help identify students who may need additional, positive behavioral support. Developed by School Psychologist Eric P. Hartwig, Ph.D., the tool provides educators with recommended actions to take Urgent O- Blood Need!Portage County Annex Blood DriveMonday, August 31st I 7:30 am – 12:30 pm
O negative donors have an incredible superpower. Your blood can be transfused to anyone. Any patient. Any blood type. It's really pretty incredible.Imagine that someone you love is involved in an accident and needs blood as part of his or her recovery. When time is of the essence, how is it determined what type of blood they will receive? It's your blood type that's transfused. O negative blood comes to the
Redevelopment plans are moving forward for the Stevens Point Opera House, also known as the Fox Theater, a culturally and historically significant building located in the historic downtown Stevens Point, WI. The City of Stevens Point’s finance committee, and the Redevelopment Authority have approved the intended use plan submitted by Wildcard Corp., a local technology company, and are finalizing a development agreement with the company.
When completed, the building will house a new business entity, The
STEVENS POINT, WI - Many businesses across the country have suffered from shut downs spurred by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. However, one local small business stands as an exception. Local technology company Wildcard Corp. has continued to operate as usual, being designated an essential business because of the vital technology support they have provided for government entities, from local municipalities like the Village of Plover and the City of Madison, all the way up to the Federal sector, including
Heartland Hospice Announces Director of Professional Services
New Wine Release
Ascension St. Michael’s Mental Health Unit Recognized With Providing Hope Award
Heartland Hospice Announces Emma Kelley appointed as Music Therapist
Mid-State to host ‘Tailgate Tour’ program exploration event for high school students
UW-Stevens Point ranked among top Midwest public universities
Wednesday Learning Centers to Assist Students & Parents with E-Learning
Couple’s gift to UW-Stevens Point funds Pointers Athletics graduate assistant positions
Skyward Celebrates 40th Anniversary
Behavioral Health Grants Awarded to 40 Wisconsin School Districts
O- Shortage
Redevelopment Plans Move Forward on Historic Opera House in Stevens Point
WILDCARD CORP. EXPANDS, BRINGING GROWTH TO AREA
