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MADISON, Ind. - To build upon its already strong cancer program, the Cancer Treatment Center at King’s Daughters’ Health has entered into an affiliation agreement with Norton Cancer Institute to provide physician care and program support. Dr. Shawn Glisson and Dr. George Goldsmith, (Oncology/Hematology physicians with Norton Cancer Institute, are now seeing patients at the KDH Cancer Center in downtown Madison. In addition to the affiliation with Norton Cancer Institute, KDH has hired nurse practitioner Andrea Casey to assist with patient care five days a week.

It’s a “Rehearsal for Murder” this week at the Trimble County High School gymnasium. The school’s theatrical production under the leadership of the Carrie Law is set for production this Thursday, Friday and Saturday and will offer a dinner option.

The plot finds Broadway producer Alex Dennison distraught over his fiancé and leading lady Monica Welles’ apparent suicide. Believing she was actually murdered he gathers the cast and crew of his last play to find out what actually happened the night of Monica’s death.

Editor:
I’m writing this letter to address the Bedford Nuisance Ordinance that seems to have caused a lot of talk in the news lately.
I no longer live in Bedford but still have family and friends that do. Bedford is a beautiful town. Nice people and just laid back. My concern is if the Bedford City Commission did not have ordinances in place to protect its citizens then Bedford would not be as beautiful as it is.

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FRANKFORT, Ky. – Calling it “the single-most important decision in our lifetime for improving the health of Kentuckians,” Gov. Steve Beshear on Thursday announced the inclusion of 308,000 more Kentuckians in the federal Medicaid health insurance program. The expansion, together with the creation of the Health Benefit Exchange, will ensure that every Kentuckian will have access to affordable health insurance.