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How often do we allow the negative things around us to overcome us? For me personally, this is something that will consume me and will have negative impacts on other tasks. It seems to have a domino effect and even though I can see it happening, I’m not always able to stop it.

Who hasn’t tapped fingers on a desk with anxiety or shook a leg under a table awaiting some sort of news? These motor impulses may seem involuntary, but they largely are under the control of the individual. For a portion of the population, fidgeting and tremors are out of their control, and are hallmarks of a movement disorder called Parkinson’s disease.

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The family of Alan Hatcher has requested a card shower in honor of his 50th birthday on Wednesday, May 15.

Greenwood County Hospital (GWCH) has forged a new partnership with Medical Billing Resources (MBR) to streamline and enhance the patient billing experience.

On Friday, May 10, the Madison High School National Honors Society will host a blood drive at the high school, located at 1550 Southwest Boulevard, in Madison, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Mayor Brendan Coulter opened the Fall River City Council meeting at 7 p.m., with council members Dave Vance, Norma Jones and Sue York present. Also in attendance were City Clerk Jody Thomas, Mandy Vanderhoof- Fogle, PRN Employee; Cathy Ivey, Treasurer; John Schouten, Water Manager/ Fire Chief and City Attorney Alleen VanBebber. Council member Gary Brown was absent. Vistors included: Jim Cude, Haskell Fogle, Ron Fogle, Lori McCaffrey, Ron and Melody Billings and Helen Taliaferro with JCT Insurance.

Road & Bridge Clean-up Ongoing After Recent Storms

Alaina Westerman, a sophomore at Eureka Junior/Senior High School, received a I rating on her clarinet solo at the State Solo Festival over the weekend. She played Persian Caprice.