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More than 50 area residents turned out Saturday morning at the Fayette First Christian Church for a community health fair — sponsored by the newly-formed Howard County Health & Wellness …
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More than 50 area residents turned out Saturday morning at the Fayette First Christian Church for a community health fair — sponsored by the newly-formed Howard County Health & Wellness Council.
Tony Cook, HCHWC president and event organizer, said 10 new members signed up as council members. The organization is an outgrowth of the Better Self-Management Diabetes Project.
The event offered healthful refreshments along with various services and learning opportunities including:
• Blood pressure and blood sugar check.Cook notes that the council’s next major activity will be in connection with the annual Juneteenth celebration June 19.
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