A mental health crisis center in Danville is getting more than $500,000 from the state to pay for hiring more staff, purchasing medical supplies and other needs.
Throughout his life, Kennesaw State University graduate Jeff Pruitt sought to lend a hand where he could. With that in mind, Pruitt’s widow, Carla, figured the best way to establish his legacy would be through an endowed scholarship in Kennesaw State’s Department of Health Promotion and Physical Education.
Throughout his life, Kennesaw State University graduate Jeff Pruitt sought to lend a hand where he could. With that in mind, Pruitt’s widow, Carla, figured the best way to establish his legacy would be through an endowed scholarship in Kennesaw State’s Department of Health Promotion and Physical Education.
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SALT LAKE CITY Utah families are paying more for child care and also facing long wait lists because of a shortage of space for infants and toddlers, according to state officials, day care providers and parents. They re getting squeezed and I can understand their frustrations, Tracy Gruber, director of the Utah Office of Child Care, said of parents. The rates have gone up pretty significantly.