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Infusion therapy keeps virus patients home Passavant among hospitals using treatment for those with mild to moderate symptoms Journal-Courier FacebookTwitterEmail Art Yarnik relaxes in his Staunton home. He was one of 365 people who have already received an infusion therapy for patients with mild or moderate COVID-19 symptoms. Memorial Health System offers the procedure to help keep people from facing hospitalization.Kara Slating | Memorial Health System Tim Yarnik, his wife and daughter were on their way to an outing in St. Louis and planned to visit his dad, who lives in Staunton, on the way there. His dad, Art, who’s 87 years old and lives alone, wasn’t acting himself, and his forehead felt warm. They urged him to be tested for COVID-19. Two days later, he tested positive for the virus. His fever was 103 degrees. “We were frightened for him,” Yarnik said. ....
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Barrett, Pulley join Passavant board Journal-Courier staff FacebookTwitterEmail Chris Barrett and Polly Pulley have been elected by the Passavant Area Hospital Board of Governors to serve four-year terms on the hospital’s board of directors. Barrett is division president and senior lender at Petefish, Skiles & Co. Bank in Virginia. He and his wife, Trista, live in Virginia and have two children, Chase and Jenelle. Barrett serves as treasurer for the city of Virginia. Pulley is pastor of Spirit of Faith Church in Jacksonville and serves as director of Spirit of Faith Soup Kitchen. The Chicago native came to Jacksonville in 1993 and has a son and four grandchildren. ....
JHS Bowl to open for walkers Darren Iozia FacebookTwitterEmail Its opening day will be Jan. 11. Participants will be able to walk at the JHS Bowl at 215 S. Church St. from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. on days when Jacksonville School District 117 schools are in session. The program is closed during school holidays and any day school is not in session. Face masks will be required. Participants will be screened when they enter the building and must maintain at least a 6-foot social distance with anyone outside their household. Participants also should bring their own water and not share with other. There will be no congregating in groups and capacity may be limited based on state and local community positivity rates. ....