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EDUCATION

The School Nutrition Association has awarded KIMBERLY STEVENS, food service manager at Hidden Valley High School, the Louise Sublette Award of Excellence.

MICHAEL SOROKA D.O. was installed as department chair of family medicine at the Edward Via Virginia College of Osteopathic Medicine, a collaborative partner with Virginia Tech.

FINANCIAL

Valley Team Mortgage announced the addition of LANCE BRENNER to its team of mortgage loan officers.

MATTHEW MOWLES has joined Greystone Financial Group, an office of MetLife, as a financial services representative.

MEDICAL

The Western Virginia Emergency Medical Services Council honored nine individuals at its Regional Emergency Medical Services ...

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