Members of Price Rotary Senior Center, Timberville Broadway Senior Center and East Rockingham Senior Center participated in a free healthcare assessment screening for heart disease and diabetes at Virginia Mennonite Retirement Community on September 10 and 11. This screening was offered by a grant through rmh Foundation. Participants will receive health information for 12 weeks then be offered a follow-up screening at 6 months to see if there have been any changes based on lifestyle modifications.
Participants identified as moderate or high risk will have a follow-up telephone call from a health coach. Interested participants were registered for a CDSME workshop by Joyce Nussbaum, CDSME Coordiinator. Joyce had an exhibit set up at the screening.
Solomon Beebe, who was reinstated to the UVA Football team earlier this month after pleading no contest to resolve an August animal cruelty charge, got five snaps in last week’s 23-13 loss at SMU, all on kickoff return.
The Staunton and Waynesboro branches of the NAACP are co-sponsoring a community walk on Thursday to highlight the shooting of a Black man at the Staunton Walmart by a Staunton Police officer.
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