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Rodeo team/friends reflect on time spent with Garrett Nokes

Rodeo team/friends reflect on time spent with Garrett Nokes
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MPCC Head Rodeo Coach Passed Away After Head Injury

/ KNLV AM & FM Feb 15, 2021 2:07 PM Mid-Plains Community College has announced that Head Rodeo Coach Garrett Nokes passed away unexpectedly on Sunday at his home. Nokes sustained a head injury from a horse at his home after rodeo practice on the evening of January 28th, 2021. He underwent surgery and a stay in the ICU in Kearney. He was moved to acute rehab on February 5. Garrett was released from the hospital to go home with his two boys Trevor and Parker, and wife Laura early last weekend. MPCC President Ryan Purdy commented that “Garrett’s strong work ethic was second to none. He led by example and held high expectations for his student-athletes to do the same. Garrett will be missed, but the impact he had on people both inside and outside of the rodeo arena will live on through them forever,”

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Indigenous groups mount campaign against ABC s Big Sky

Indigenous groups mount campaign against ABC s Big Sky Alex Gangitano © The Hill Indigenous groups mount campaign against ABC s Big Sky Indigenous groups are mounting a public campaign against the ABC drama Big Sky, which they are accusing of cultural insensitivity. The show s plot focuses on young women kidnapped by a truck driver in Montana, where there is a disproportionately high rate of murdered and missing indigenous women and girls. Indigenous women are not featured in the show, even though Montana has the fifth most cases of murdered or missing indigenous women and girls in the nation, according to the Great Plains Tribal Chairmen s Association.

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Crossover Health Expands Leadership Team with Additions of Healthcare Industry Veterans

Crossover Health Expands Leadership Team with Additions of Healthcare Industry Veterans Executives from Optum, Livongo, Aetna, and CareMore Health join to accelerate national growth of primary health model with employers and health plans News provided by Share this article Share this article SAN CLEMENTE, Calif., Jan. 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Crossover Health, a technology-enabled national Primary Health membership service that integrates both online and in-person care for employers and health plans, today announced four additions to its leadership team: Katie Higgins has joined the company as Chief Revenue Officer, Dan Oftedahl as Senior Vice President of Payer Sales, John Hallock as Senior Vice President of Corporate Communications, and Amy Chen as Vice President of Marketing. These senior leaders will be responsible for accelerating the pace of growth and the rapid adoption of Crossover Health s unique Primary Health model that lowers costs while simultaneously increasing car

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Eagle Telemedicine Announces New Two Appointments to Address Increased Demand for Inpatient Telemedicine

Eagle Telemedicine Announces New Two Appointments to Address Increased Demand for Inpatient Telemedicine Share Article Steve Johnson, Regional Director, Business Development Keeping patients closer to home is good for the hospital, patient, and community. Rural and community hospitals need patients to keep their doors open and provide their community with emergency and elective care. Access to telemedicine improves care in the emergency department and on patient floors. ATLANTA, Ga. (PRWEB) December 16, 2020 Eagle Telemedicine announced today that Steve Johnson has joined the company as Regional Director of Business Development for the Great Plains Region and welcomes Scott Haynes as Program Manager to support nationwide telemedicine expansion.

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