Just south of Great River Medical Center, hidden slightly behind a farm, is the hospital’s collection of solar panels that help to offset energy costs. The bus also takes residents to the other hospitals in Iowa City, including the Veterans Administration Hospital. The bus goes to UIHC three days a week for $30. Those who don’t have a car to get to the hospital can get a ride from Southeastern Iowa Bus, a project of the Southeast Iowa Regional Planning Commission. Those in need of more advanced care are only 90 minutes away from University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. “They have an excellent rehabilitation center,” Davis said of the hospital. More: Iowa prison staffing levels before Anamosa killings were near their lowest level in at least 30 years The hospital also has its own medical supply store, three pharmacies and clinics throughout the region. The hospital recently partnered with Fort Madison Community Hospital to extend its services.
'Hospitals cutting all but bare-bones services' But Hexom pointed out the station also plays the "DJV" show, a national broadcast where callers talk about their lives and hear the opinions of the show’s hosts: Doug, Jen and Victoria. The station does air conservative national host Sean Hannity for several hours a day.
“We do our best to represent Burlington and all points of view.” “'The Talk Show' has always been balanced between all views left and right,” Hexom told The Hawk Eye in an email. There are also days when listeners can call in to talk about anything that's on their minds. More: Bill limiting concepts in government diversity training, school curriculum heads to Gov. On any given day, Hexom might invite on members from the city council or Greater Burlington Partnership. In reality the staples of the KBUR lineup are "Mornings with Hexom" and "The Talk Show," both hosted by Steve Hexom, who also serves as the station’s manager. In his shows, Hexom invites listeners to learn more about Burlington. In the New York Times article, Tom Courtney said that the station had once hosted auctions and a local talk show, but has since been overrun by conservative media. The station’s news director, Colin Leddy, provides local news for all six Pritchard stations. The station, one of six owned by Pritchard Broadcasting, has been broadcasting in Burlington since at least 1990, according to the Federal Communications Commission. If he had, he might have tuned in to one of the eight local radio stations. To the family, please visit our floral store.'It used to be a nice friendly radio station'ĭuring the tour, Davis did not have his radio on. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established for Great River Hospice House. Inurnment will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery following the service. Coakley will be Friday, Septemat 11:00 AM at Divine Mercy Parish-St John The Baptist Catholic Church with Very Rev. The Memorial Mass of the Resurrection for Mrs. Visitation will be Friday, Septemfrom 9:00 AM until 11:00 AM at Divine Mercy Parish-St John The Baptist Catholic Church.
Survivors include three sons, Timothy (Terry) Coakley of Fountain Valley, CA, Douglas (Lori) Coakley of New London, IA, and Terry Coakley of Burlington two daughters, Danna Campbell of New London, IA, and Gena (Rob) Garber of Beaman, IA nine grandchildren five great-grandchildren two sisters, Anita Lewis of Pottsboro, TX and Nadine (Therese) Meyer of Elm Grove, WI and numerous nieces and nephews.īesides her husband, she was preceded in death by one daughter Lynn Ingram, and one brother, Charles Meyer.Ĭremation has been entrusted to the care of Prugh Crematory. Most of all she loved her family, and was always there to show her support at all of her grandkids games and events. She enjoyed gardening and cultivating flowers, and spending time with her card club, a group of friends since high school, playing Mahjong. Vincent de Paul Food Bank and Hopefully Yours. She was a generous person throughout her entire life, volunteering on several occasions at St. She was also an avid tennis player and a member of the Shoquoquon Tennis Association. She was of a strong Catholic Faith, and a member at Divine Mercy Parish-SS Mary and Patrick Catholic Church. She was a homemaker as well as an Office Manager for Brayton Chemical for many years. On December 29, 1953, she married Timothy William in Burlington, Iowa. Coakley, 84, of Burlington, died at 8:50 pm Saturday, September 5, 2020, at the Great River Hospice House in West Burlington.īorn December 22, 1935, in Burlington, IA, she was the daughter of Charles and Marie Behne Meyer.
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