Friends in Need

Friday, August 29, 2008

In an effort to give back to the community, Kurtz Chiropractic recently held a fundraiser to collect stuffed animals for distribution throughout the community. Last week, Kurtz Chiropractic offered their services to patients at no charge with the donation of a new stuffed animal. In addition to animals donated by Community Christian Church, Living Hope and Maranatha, 102 animals had been collected. The stuffed animals will be distributed for kids in crisis to different organizations in the community. Some will be given to emergency personnel, such as police, fire and ambulance crews. Some of the animals will be donated to Nevada Regional Medical Center and some will be given to Moss House. --Steve Moyer/Daily Mail The stuffed animals will be distributed for kids in crisis to different organizations in the community. Some will be given to emergency personnel, such as police, fire and ambulance crews. Some of the animals will be donated to Nevada Regional Medical Center and som ewill be given to Moss House.

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I check the Nevada Newspaper often because I grew up in Nevada. I would like to know who the ladies are in this picture? Several other articles I have read had no names to go with the picture.

-- Posted by alerri47 on Fri, Aug 29, 2008, at 9:13 PM
I agree "alerri47" there is rarely a name with the picture. You have to wonder if an actual photographer took the picture or if it was just submitted to the paper by Kurtz.

If it was taken by a photographer then you would have thought that he/she would have bothered to ask the names. If it was submitted by Kurtz than you have to wonder why someone at the paper would not follow up and get the names. The copy seems to have been written by Steve Moyer, surely he could have found the number to Kurtz and asked for the names of the women pictured.

-- Posted by DaisyMom on Sat, Aug 30, 2008, at 9:45 AM

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