Thanks for the help

September 16, 2014

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Keeping students and teachers safe is the name of the game. Piedmont Fayette Hospital showed their “mercy pride” by donating an automated external defibrillator to Our Lady of Mercy Catholic High School. From left; Asia Wiles; Michael Burnett, CEO at Piedmont Fayette Hospital; April Clark, athletic trainer at Our Lady of Mercy; Ashunti Gore; Leah Banks and Debbie Britt, executive director of community and public relations at Piedmont Fayette Hospital. Photo/Submitted.

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