Brandon Summers

Oct 30, 2024 | yahoo.com | Brandon Summers

SOUTHERN COOS HOSPITAL HEALTH CENTER 2024 01Southern Coos Hospital and Health Center in Bandon is expanding. SCHHC’s board in September approved the purchase of property at 930 Second Street in Bandon for $500,000. “Our hospital, which is a 21-bed critical access hospital, is bursting at the seams,” CEO Raymond Hino told The World. “We saw this property when it became available as being an attractive addition to our hospital.

Oct 29, 2024 | theworldlink.com | Brandon Summers

Southern Coos Hospital and Health Center in Bandon is expanding. SCHHC’s board in September approved the purchase of property at 930 Second Street in Bandon for $500,000. “Our hospital, which is a 21-bed critical access hospital, is bursting at the seams,” CEO Raymond Hino told The World. “We saw this property when it became available as being an attractive addition to our hospital.

Oct 22, 2024 | theworldlink.com | Brandon Summers

Southern Coos Hospital and Health Center in Bandon is expanding. SCHHC's board in September approved the purchase of property at 930 Second Street in Bandon for $500,000. "Our hospital, which is a 21-bed critical access hospital, is bursting at the seams," CEO Raymond Hino told The World. "We saw this property when it became available as being an attractive addition to our hospital.

Oct 10, 2024 | theworldlink.com | Brandon Summers

Oregon’s U.S. House of Representatives candidates for District 4, Val Hoyle and challenger Monique DeSpain, sparred at a luncheon forum hosted by Bay Area Chamber of Commerce at Coos Bay Mill Casino on Wednesday, Oct. 9. DeSpain, a former U.S. Air Force colonel, called herself a “servant leader” and said this year’s election is “about necessary change.”“We’re not getting what we need from our current congresswoman,” she said.

Sep 18, 2024 | theworldlink.com | Brandon Summers

Southwest Oregon Community College has unveiled its 2025-2030 facilities master plan. At an inservice event held Sept. 9, SWOCC faculty members returning from summer break for professional development, along with members of the campus community, were given a preview of future plans for the Coos County campus. “We’re trying to keep it fresh,” SWOCC President Patty Scott told The World.