Fayette Medical Center

FMC Foundation presents scholarships

Pictured from left is Marla Kizzire (Fayette Medical Center Foundation Interim President), Cade Harris, Madison Dunn and Hunter Reynolds. Each student received a $1,000 scholarship that can be used at any college or university chosen by the recipient.

Pictured from left is Marla Kizzire (Fayette Medical Center Foundation Interim President), Cade Harris, Madison Dunn and Hunter Reynolds. Each student received a $1,000 scholarship that can be used at any college or university chosen by the recipient.

The Fayette Medical Center Foundation recently announced this year’s recipients of its “Nutrition Fuels Fitness” scholarships. Selected as this year’s recipients were Bevill students Cade Harris, Madison Dunn and Hunter Reynolds. Each received a $1,000 scholarship that can be used at any college that they choose to attend.

 

Rutland honored by dedication of new medical library at FMC

Dr. Richard O. Rutland is shown speaking at the March 10 dedication ceremony of the new Fayette Medical Center medical library named in his honor. Shown with Dr. Rutland is one of his daughters, Cindy McBrearty.

Dr. Richard O. Rutland is shown speaking at the March 10 dedication ceremony of the new Fayette Medical Center medical library named in his honor. Shown with Dr. Rutland is one of his daughters, Cindy McBrearty.

Dr. Richard O. Rutland was honored by a reception and dedication ceremony on March 10 at Fayette Medical Center, honoring his lifetime of medical achievements in the Fayette community and naming the new medical library in his honor. Sandy Nolen, chairperson of the Fayette Medical Center Board, opened the ceremony by thanking Rutland and the other “forward thinking leaders” who helped lead Fayette into the future.

 

Year-in-Review July - December 2018

Shown is a picture of Fayette Medical Center. The facility celebrated the 60th anniversary of its opening in September.

Shown is a picture of Fayette Medical Center. The facility celebrated the 60th anniversary of its opening in September.

We continue our review of stories from 2018 with headlines from July - December. Events from the first six months of the year were reviewed in last week’s edition of The Times-Record. July - The annual Fayette Tractor and Truck Pull was held on July 7 at the Fayette Multipurpose Complex. Shannon Taylor was hired as the new fire chief for the Fayette Fire Department.
Jeff Newman was selected as President Pro Tem of the state Alabama Board of Education.

 

 

FMC holds "Pink Party" to fight breast cancer

Shown from left are: Cindy Files, Cheryl Farris, Christi Nelson, Mitzi Rickman, Sherri Stovall, Jana Smith and Beckey Kimbrell.

Shown from left are: Cindy Files, Cheryl Farris, Christi Nelson, Mitzi Rickman, Sherri Stovall, Jana Smith and Beckey Kimbrell.

A few of the staff members at the Fayette Medical Center’s 2018 “Staying Alive Pink Party” posed for this picture at the event. The party honored the survivors of breast cancer and remembered the ones who lost their battle with the dreaded disease. The party raises funds to help fight breast cancer and this year’s theme was, “It takes a team to battle breast cancer.”

 

Fayette Medical Center celebrates 60th anniversary

Shown is a current view of Fayette Medical Center.

Shown is a current view of Fayette Medical Center.

The Fayette Medical Center will celebrate its 60th anniversary on Friday, Sept. 21 and is still a vibrant, continually growing healthcare facility in the county. The hospital is a testament to the pioneers of healthcare in Fayette County and its roots started many years before, when the McNease-Robertson hospital/clinic was built. The McNease-Robertson facility came into existence because of a vision and care that Dr. B.W. McNease and Dr. John Banks Robertson had for the county.

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