Woman’s advocacy for her son’s healthcare changed policies to benefit many
Julie Moretz advocated for family-centered health care after her son Daniel was born with three congenital heart defects and underwent four surgeries in his first month of life. She’s been the executive director of patient experience and patient and family centered care at Wellstar MCG Health since 2017. In January 2027, she will take the position of president and CEO of the Institute of Patient-and Family-Centered Care., which is headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland.
Bereavement cart honors legacy of beloved PICU nurse
A bereavement cart at Wellstar Golisano Children’s Hospital of Georgia will honor the memory of Nicoletta Blocki, a PICU nurse who died unexpectedly Memorial Day weekend.
‘Strong Willed Survivor’ took steps to catch breast cancer early
A family history of breast cancer prompted Jackinah Denise, who calls herself “The Strong Willed Survivor,” to get her first mammogram when she was only 19.
Fort Gordon’s garrison commander feels like she’s come home
Although she was born and raised north of Philadelphia, Col. Nancy Harris has close ties with Fort Gordon and feels she’s come home.
Augusta Mini Theatre to honor longtime employee at Oct. 6 event
Earnestine Mosley Robinson will be featured at the Oct. 6 13th Annual Sunshine’s Roast and Toast to benefit the Augusta Mini Theatre.
Inspiring Women Awards: Amy Dotson
Adaptive sports and an accessible van have given Amy Dotson her life back after an MS diagnosis.
Inspiring Women Awards: Cheryl Beard
Carrying on her mother’s legacy is an honor for one local woman.
Inspiring Women Awards: Charlee Adams
As a Girl Scout in her teens, Evans High School student Charlee Adams does more than sell cookies. She travels the world, learns new skills and plans for a big future.
Inspiring Women Awards: Pernell Rutledge
Once homeless, one woman seeks to give back to those in need.
No pancreas is no problem for Evans man training for IRONMAN
Don Belisle is competing in his first IRONMAN event on Sunday.
Army veteran remembers 9/11 from inside the Pentagon
Steve Latour was working in the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001. His office was around the corner from where the plane struck.
Longtime organist and director of music to retire
Jamie Council Garvey, who has spent 46 years as organist and director of music at St. John United Methodist Church, is retiring.
Board of Regents honors MCG alum and Children’s Hospital visionary Dr. Charlie Howell
The University System of Georgia Foundation recognized Dr. Charles “Charlie” Howell Jr. with the prestigious Regents’ Hall of Fame Alumni and Distinguished Friends Award at the annual Board of Regents’ Scholarship and Awards Gala on Aug. 22.
