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We regretfully announce the passing of Christine Marie Crowe-Kuzel of Bismarck, on February 9, 2022. Christine was surrounded by her family and passed away peacefully. There will be a time of gathering on Friday, February 18, 2022, from 6:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. at the Bismarck Funeral Home. There will be a prayer service starting at 7:00 p.m.

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Regional Rehab adds new staff members to serve growing demand

TUPELO • Regional Rehabilitation Center (RRC) is adding new staff members to serve a growing waitlist for its services. RRC provides outpatient therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, dyslexia treatment, audiology services, and early childhood intervention to North Mississippi, according to its website. Thanks to fundraising events, additional grants, United Way and community support, RRC will tackle its two largest waiting lists, – dyslexia and speech – with a dyslexia therapist who begins work in March, a part-time speech therapist who started last Friday, and a full-time speech therapist who will start in June. “What we always want to plan for is to see more people and help more people in the community,” said executive director Robby Parman.

Regional Rehab adds new staff members to serve growing waitlist

TUPELO • Regional Rehabilitation Center (RRC) is adding new staff members to serve a growing waitlist for its services. RRC provides outpatient therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, dyslexia treatment, audiology services, and early childhood intervention to North Mississippi, according to its website. Thanks to fundraising events, additional grants, United Way and community support, RRC will tackle its two largest waiting lists, – dyslexia and speech – with a dyslexia therapist who begins work in March, a part-time speech therapist who started last Friday, and a full-time speech therapist who will start in June. “What we always want to plan for is to see more people and help more people in the community,” said executive director Robby Parman.