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Lacy Mossman is pictured.

•October 3, 2018•

Eastview Terrace has announced that Administrator Lacy Mossman has become a Certified Dementia Practitioner through the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners.
Mossman is a lifelong resident of Sullivan where she resides with her husband Matthew and their sons Kellan, 5, and Eli, 2. She attended Millikin University where she majored in elementary education and was a member of Alpha Chi Omega. Long-term care was never the plan for Mossman as she says she “fell into it by accident”. Her grandmother was a long-term care nurse and encouraged her to start work as a unit aide when she was in college. That was it, long-term care became her passion. She started her career with Petersen Health Care at Sullivan Rehab before accepting the position as activity director at Eastview Terrace in 2012. Lacy held many titles at Eastview before becoming administrator in 2015. Read More

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Community Service Award accepted by (from left) Cheryl Cobb, Robert Cobb for Rock Solid Chapel and Board Chairperson Jean Finley.

•October 3, 2018•

C.E.F.S. Economic Opportunity Corporation recently showcased their 53rd year of accomplishments that demonstrated that community action helps people and changes lives. During the 2018 annual meeting some very special people and organizations were recognized as valuable community partners who enhanced the level of service to those in need.
According to C.E.F.S. Chief Executive Officer Kevin Bushur, “Without community partners like Solid Rock Chapel it would have been difficult to attain and achieve the agency outcomes and successes.”
In 2014, Solid Rock Chapel began a community garden on the church grounds run by volunteers. The volunteers who tend the garden plant more than enough vegetables to feed themselves, with the intention of sharing with the C.E.F.S. Moultrie County Outreach Food Pantry. The volunteers bring a wide variety of fresh produce including sweet corn, green beans, squash, tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers, peppers, and a variety of lettuce. The fresh produce is delivered to the Outreach Food Pantry by volunteers once a week and sometimes twice a week. The Outreach Food Pantry usually provides canned vegetables in the food boxes because they do not have the available resources to provide fresh produce. Solid Rock Chapel’s community garden fills this void. Read More