FMRS Health Systems, Inc.

04/17/2026

Starts this evening at 4pm-10pm at the Lively Family Amphitheater in Oak Hill, WV. We hope to see you there !


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Sheriff Frank Priddy and Chief Deputy Frankie Shelton are proud to announce that the “You Are Not Alone” Outreach will be coming to Oak Hill in April.

We would like to extend our appreciation to Oak Hill Mayor Charles Briscoe for reaching out to Sgt. B.J. Adkins about hosting the outreach event at the Oak Hill Amphitheater on April 17th from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Sgt. B.J. Adkins stated:

“I would personally like to thank Mayor Briscoe for the invitation and for partnering with us to bring the outreach to Oak Hill. We would also like to thank Chief Whisman of the Oak Hill Police Department for having an officer present during the event. Several resources from surrounding counties have already reached out and expressed interest in being part of this outreach.

Our outreach team, along with several organizations, peer specialists, volunteers, and others, will be there to provide resources and assistance to those in need on the spot. No questions. No judgment — just help. Whether someone is struggling with substance abuse, mental health challenges, homelessness, or other difficulties, we will continue to show up as one and help the next person in need.

When we come together, we make West Virginia stronger.”

04/06/2026

04/03/2026

If you are a mandated reporter, remember the crucial role you play in protecting children. If you suspect abuse or neglect, do not hesitate—report it to Centralized Intake by calling 1-800-352-6513.

04/02/2026

Today, Sheriff Frank Priddy, Chief Deputy Frankie Shelton, and the Raleigh County Sheriff’s Office recognize National Autism Awareness Day.

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a developmental condition that affects how individuals communicate, interact, and experience the world around them. Every person with autism is different. Some may be highly verbal and independent, while others may need additional support. What matters most is understanding that autism is not a limitation of worth or potential. It is a different way of processing the world.

Today is not only about awareness, but also about acceptance and understanding. Taking the time to recognize and respect those differences helps build stronger, safer communities for everyone.

For law enforcement, awareness, acceptance, and understanding are critical. Encounters with individuals on the autism spectrum may look different. Individuals may avoid eye contact, may not respond to commands right away, or may become overwhelmed by lights, sounds, or stressful situations. Understanding these differences allows deputies to respond with patience, compassion, and care.

Deputies with the Raleigh County Sheriff’s Office receive training through the West Virginia Autism Training Center at Marshall University to help recognize these needs.

The Raleigh County Sheriff’s Office also offers a voluntary Special Needs Registry. This program allows families to share helpful information, such as communication preferences, triggers, or medical needs, so deputies can better assist during emergencies or interactions.

For more information about the registry or how to participate, please visit www.raleighcountysheriff.com
or contact Eric Jourdan at 304-255-9300 ext. 2171, and please leave a message and he will get back to you as soon as possible.

04/02/2026

BOOK NOW for Summer 2026! Bring an LSCI trainer to your school or organization. Email signewhitson@lsci.org to inquire about scheduling and pricing.

04/01/2026

Learn more at lsci.org/parents/course-information/

03/25/2026

Download the Blood Donor app in the app store and join our team, FMRS, today ! Make an appointment, give blood, watch your blood journey on the app & see the impact you can make !



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03/25/2026

With the weather starting to warm up, we wanted to remind everyone that the Nerdy Walking Club will return this summer! Looking to add a little movement in your life? Join us at Little Beaver State park on select days during the week where other nerds walk, talk and quest!

03/24/2026

Support this mission as it spreads to Fayette County. The next “You Are Not Alone” outreach with the same mission, will be in Oak Hill at the amphitheater on April 17th 4p-10p.

We will be there ! Will you ?

03/21/2026

Celebrate the Value & Voice of People with Down Syndrome 💙💛




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