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Since there were not enough kids to have a three-on-three tournament Saturday, these kids had a fun basketball game instead

Since there were not enough kids to have a three-on-three tournament Saturday, these kids had a fun basketball game instead

Since there were not enough kids to have a three-on-three tournament Saturday, these kids had a fun basketball game instead. Shown here, front from left, are Ju ‘Lee Gee, Ja Tayveus Bluitt, Martayveon Simms, Billy Hicks, A.J. Mack, Keithen Davis and Kelan Collins; at rear from left are Draylon Lee, Caden Grayson, Micah Kirvin and Kyran Bedford.

How the pandemic has made Parkview better

In recent weeks, I have been reflecting on the unprecedented challenges that our community and our team at Parkview Regional Hospital have faced as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. More specifically, I’ve been intentionally looking for every possible silver lining in a time when - let’s face it - we all need some positive news. We are always seeking new ways to enhance how we care for our community and advance our mission of Making Communities Healthier. I truly believe that adversity is one of the greatest paths to improvement, and improving is exactly what we have done despite the difficult circumstances. And the truth is: there are silver linings everywhere.

Roundup: COVID-19 developments

The following news announcements are mainly from the Office of Gov. Greg Abbott (gov. texas.gov) and the Office of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (texasattorneygeneral.gov). They have been summarized for space considerations, but the full press releases are available at their respective websites.

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