SMITHVILLE Metro Life Flight will be available 24/7 from the Wayne County Airport starting Monday.
The MetroHealth System is expanding the life-saving services of its Metro Life Flight helicopter and placing one of its three helicopters at the county airport on July 5. The 24/7 service will help reduce travel time when transporting patients from Wayne County and surrounding areas to the appropriate health care facility.
“This move will save lives. It allows MetroHealth to offer its world-class emergency care to more people across Ohio,” said MetroHealth President and CEO Akram Boutros, MD, FACHE in a press release. “We’re honored to partner with the first responders in Wayne County to offer this service.”
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ORRVILLE The glossy yellow police tape wrapped around one driveway on Spring Hill Drive stood in stark contrast to the neighboring houses with their well-manicured lawns and “Welcome” signs by the front door.
City police officers had taped off the area outside the home in the 1300 block following a fatal domestic confrontation Sunday night that left 53-year-old Douglas Brigham dead.
He lived in the house with his mother, Lois Eastwood, and girlfriend Catherine Tulley, 44.
On Tuesday afternoon, the Wayne County Prosecutor s Office granted Tulley s release from the county jail, where she had been incarcerated since Monday on a felonious assault charge tied to Brigham s shooting.