News for Press Release
Wednesday, November 27, 2019
Scott and the surrounding counties in Southern Indiana have significant challenges affecting our children including the opioid epidemic. Children are being removed from harmful home situations in record numbers, most commonly due to substance misuse. For example, out-of-home placements escalated from 470 children in 2014 to 822 children by October of 2018 in Southern Indiana's Region 18 ...read more
Categories: Community, Human Interest, General News Article, Press Release
Scott County Hosts ‘Resilience’ Documentary Screening and Adverse Child Experience Discussion and Re
Sunday, October 13, 2019
Understanding the impact of Adverse Child Experiences (ACEs) and Trauma can help improve the lives and health of individuals. Becoming a trauma-informed community can foster resilience in family members, community members, and the children of Scott County.
A Trauma trained team is now providing information about identifying and responding to trauma with evidence-based resilience strategies ...read more
Categories: Human Interest, Education, Press Release
Sunday, October 13, 2019
The historical Anonville Manor closed for business years ago because of a desperate need for restoration and daft rumors of ghost hauntings. The previous owners abandoned the rundown property, never turning back. A secretive entrepreneur purchased the old ‘Bed and Breakfast’. The property has undergone renovations, and the owner announced to the media that the manor is free of paranormal activity ...read more
Categories: Community, Press Release
Tuesday, July 16, 2019
Schneck Medical Center has received Press Ganey’s Survey Solutions 2018 Workplace of the Year Award. The annual award recognizes hospitals and health systems that have achieved the highest levels of employee engagement coupled with below average levels of employee disengagement within the Survey Solutions national database. Schneck is one of only 45 hospitals in the nation to receive the 2018 ...read more
Categories: Community, Press Release
Tuesday, July 16, 2019
by Scott County Community Foundation
The Scott County Youth Grantmaking Council (“YGC”), a program of the Scott County Community Foundation, awarded $7,339 in grants to youthrelated projects and announced the 6th annual Helping Hand Award recipient at an annual dinner held June 5 at Mid-America Science Park. Austin Middle School received $800 for “Life Skills in the Community.” Community Action ...read more
Categories: Community, Education, Press Release
