Area youngsters turn out for Easter egg fun in Weir

Mercy Columbus reports excellent patient experience scores
  • The hunt for Easter eggs got an early start in Weir. Youngsters headed to the Weir park April 12 for the first hunt of the season.
    The hunt for Easter eggs got an early start in Weir. Youngsters headed to the Weir park April 12 for the first hunt of the season.
  • Rhanda Andrews kept busy at the Weir Easter egg hunt driving youngsters around in the Sheriff’s Department train.
    Rhanda Andrews kept busy at the Weir Easter egg hunt driving youngsters around in the Sheriff’s Department train.
  • Sheriff Brian Henderson took some time to visit with the Easter Bunny at the annual Weir Easter egg hunt. The Sheriff’s Department as well as other emergency service agencies had vehicles on site for the kids to see.
    Sheriff Brian Henderson took some time to visit with the Easter Bunny at the annual Weir Easter egg hunt. The Sheriff’s Department as well as other emergency service agencies had vehicles on site for the kids to see.
  • Pastor Alan McCamey and Cheri McCamey and Jesse Smith were among those serving up lunches at the fundraiser for the Christmas family recently.
    Pastor Alan McCamey and Cheri McCamey and Jesse Smith were among those serving up lunches at the fundraiser for the Christmas family recently.
    Mercy Columbus reported excellent patient experience scores according to hospital administrator, Angie Saporito. Saporito also reported at the April 15 meeting of Mercy Auxiliary acute care admissions and outpatient volumes are also up. She noted that overall, Mercy Columbus is doing well. She also told the group having an inhouse physician had been an asset.The April meeting for the Col...

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