search
IHS
Trends
- 1WVU Medicine acquires five area hospitals as IHS brand ends▼WVU Medicine officially acquires five area hospitals; IHS brand is no more
WVU Medicine has formally completed its acquisition of five hospitals in the region, and the IHS (Indiana Regional Medical Center-affiliated) brand will be retired as the facilities are folded into the WVU Medicine network. The move consolidates local hospital services under West Virginia University's health system, with residents watching what the rebranding means for care, staffing and billing in their communities.
- 2Evanston Township High School golfers win rainy IHSA regional▼ETHS golf: Golfers score wet win at IHSA regional
Evanston Township High School's golf team claimed a win at an IHSA regional tournament, overcoming wet course conditions. The local Evanston RoundTable reported the victory, highlighting the team's performance in difficult weather as they advance in the Illinois high school golf postseason.
- 3Mahomet-Seymour advances past IHSA 2A boys' golf regional▼Mahomet-Seymour, three individuals advance past IHSA 2A boys’ golf regional
Mahomet-Seymour's boys' golf team has moved on from the IHSA Class 2A regional, with three individuals also qualifying to continue their postseason. The result, reported by the News-Gazette, keeps the program's season alive as the Illinois high school golf playoffs progress toward sectionals.
- 4Amish preacher reportedly phones man to say he is going to hell●Amish preacher calls me just to tell me that I am going to hell. https://youtu.be/SGXHy8QIHsg?si=Fnm3fFWnGd6zDzMH Many p
A man in the United States says an Amish preacher called him by phone solely to tell him he is going to hell. He argues the Amish are not the gentle, old-fashioned community many imagine, pointing to accounts from former members who describe the faith quite differently. The claim is drawing attention as discussion about the reality of life inside Amish communities resurfaces online.