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Elizabeth Velez to Receive Emma L. Bowen Humanitarian Medal for Leadership That Opens Doors and Strengthens Communities
Elizabeth Velez Bowen Center to honor construction trailblazer advancing affordable housing, inclusion, and mentorship at 40th Anniversary Gala at Carnegie Hall I’m deeply honored to receive a medal bearing Emma Bowen’s name.
Christopher Johnson to Appear on Made It In America TV
FL, UNITED STATES, July 22, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Christopher Johnson, road traffic safety advocate, educator, entrepreneur, and founder of WMST LLC, is set to appear on Made It In America TV, where he will share insights on motorcycle rider education, leadership, and road safety. Made It in America TV is a groundbreaking TV series dedicated to celebrating the foreign-born builders, visionaries, and leaders who shape our economic culture—and evaluating their blueprints for true scale.
Bowen Center CEO Amber Shah Named Crain’s New York Business ‘Notable Leader in Health Care’
Amber Shah, Emma L. Bowen Community Service Center, Chief Executive Officer We are working to reshape how care is delivered, ensuring it truly meets individuals where they are.” — Amber Shah, Chief Executive Officer NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, April 10, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- The Emma L. Bowen Community Service Center today announced that its Chief Executive Officer, Amber M.
Reaching Underserved Communities in Partnership with Outreach Athletic Trainers
Access to Care Adolescent Medicine Athletic Trainers Community Medicine Cross-Sectional Studies Delivery of Health Care Family Health Family Medicine Health Care Disparities Health Literacy Linear Regression Multidisciplinary Care Team Patient Care Team Primary Health Care Sports Medicine Trust Outreach athletic trainers (ATs) are a novel community-clinical linkage who are well-positioned to connect high school students and family medicine practices.
Reaching Underserved Communities in Partnership with Outreach Athletic Trainers
Access to Care Adolescent Medicine Athletic Trainers Community Medicine Cross-Sectional Studies Delivery of Health Care Family Health Family Medicine Health Care Disparities Health Literacy Linear Regression Multidisciplinary Care Team Patient Care Team Primary Health Care Sports Medicine Trust Outreach athletic trainers (ATs) are a novel community-clinical linkage who are well-positioned to connect high school students and family medicine practices.
Weather delays start of basketball season
By Christopher Johnson REPORTER The IHSA made a decision this past week that the winter games would be allowed to begin. However, another controlling force determined they would not. On Friday, Feb. 5, the Pecatonica Lady Indians were preparing to play host to NUIC-familiar Polo, with the basketball season on track for ignition. The junior varsity was scheduled to take the court ahead of the varsity showdown.
Area sports roundup
Pecatonica High shifting into spring sports season The time for preparations for the spring sports season is at hand for athletes at Pecatonica High School. The winter games have come to a close for members of this year’s basketball team. Following the completion of second season action this past week, the Lady Indians were issued a completion certificate for the Class 1A State Basketball Playoffs.
Lady Tigers tumble at Stillman Valley
By Christopher Johnson REPORTER Following a loss to nearby neighbor Stillman Valley this past week, the Byron Lady Tigers found themselves on the backside of the pack looking up, as the late games of the Big Northern volleyball season prepare to come to a close. On Monday, April 12, Byron and Stillman Valley got the chance to tip up on the grounds of Stillman Valley High School.
Pec EDC set to channel increased revenue flow
As the world opens even more, business owners and municipalities alike are preparing for an increase in the presence of citizens and visitors who will be helping to “start-up” local economies again. The difficulties have been very present over the past year and more for area business owners and municipalities alike. Contributions in the form of generated revenue have slowed, impacting village operations.
Pec-Bago athletes eye return to courts
By Christopher Johnson REPORTER A ruling is expected to be handed down as early as Wednesday, Jan. 27, in regards to whether or not student athletes at Pecatonica and Winnebago High Schools are going to be able to suit up for what formerly was referred to as fall sports, this spring. Activities such as football and girls volleyball were put on hold as Covid19’s influence began to infiltrate the state and nation, prior to the scheduled season tip-offs in August.
Guest column: When to use the urgent care center vs. an emergency department
Dr. Christopher Johnson Your Turn When a sudden injury or illness impacts you or your family after hours, on a weekend, or on a holiday, it can be difficult to know where to seek care: an urgent care center or a hospital emergency department? It’s an important topic for discussion, especially as we head into peak cold and flu season.
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