Montevideo visual artist, M E Fuller, will exhibit new works at the K. K. Berge Gallery in Granite Falls, MN. The exhibit, Original Forms, is a collection of abstract expressionist landscapes and other inspirations. The exhibit is open to the public from May 9th through June 18th.

CCM Health is excited to welcome Tasha Eichorn, APRN, CNP to their team of providers! Tasha received her master’s in nursing degree from Walden University and is board certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner through the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners and is a member of the American Nurses Association. Tasha will be providing care in Family Practice and Dermatology services at CCM Health. Tasha has worked in the health care industry since graduating high school. She has always had a goal of one day becoming a provider. “I have a strong passion for working with people and making a difference in the lives of others. Continuing a career in health care allows me to do this as well as being able to learn new things every day.” Tasha is most passionate about improving rural health care and providing more access to patients in rural areas. “I have lived and worked in the community in a variety of health care roles which has allowed me to build relationships and develop trust here. I’m looking forward to working at CCM Health to continue to improve rural health care”.

CCM Health is excited to welcome Brittiny Cherveny, APRN, CNP to their team of providers! Brittiny attended Walden University for her Master of Science in Nursing-Family Nurse Practitioner and is board certified through the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, is a member of the Minnesota Nurses Association, and the American Association of Nurse Practitioners. Brittiny has wanted to become a nurse for as long as she can re member. While she was pursuing her bachelor’s degree, she decided to further her education and become a nurse practitioner. She jumped in headfirst and never looked back! Brittiny grew up in a rural community and is thankful she can start her practice in rural Montevideo. “I love people and relationships; I am so excited to be able to provide continued care and management of health care needs to all ages and build long term relationships with patients and colleagues.”

I find it interesting that the greatest hitter in major league baseball history has a career batting average of .366. Almost ⅔ of Ty Cobb’s plate appearances ended up with him walking back to the dugout. That means that the best hitter to ever step to the plate failed to accomplish his goal of getting a base hit almost ⅔ of the time. By failing almost ⅔ of the time Ty Cobb earned his way into the baseball hall of fame and received a record 222 out of 226 possible votes.