News & Press Releases

 Gaye Daniels, MCHHS Laboratory Manager, and Pat Bergmann, Laboratory Assistant

Gaye Daniels, MCHHS Laboratory Manager, and Pat Bergmann, Laboratory Assistant

MCHHS makes wireless EKG / ECG capital purchase

Mitchell County Hospital Health Systems continues to improve resources and invest in advanced equipment to improve the quality of care for our patients. A capital purchase was approved by the Board of Trustees to invest in a wireless EKG / ECG machine.
Left to right: Scott Fitzke, LandMark Implement Region Sales Manager; Tiffany Tritten, John Deere Division Business Manager; Troy Lorenzen, LandMark Implement Corporate Sales Manager; Mike Kongs, LandMark Implement Corporate Asset Manager

Left to right: Scott Fitzke, LandMark Implement Region Sales Manager; Tiffany Tritten, John Deere Division Business Manager; Troy Lorenzen, LandMark Implement Corporate Sales Manager; Mike Kongs, LandMark Implement Corporate Asset Manager

Landmark Implement receives John Deere honors

LandMark Implement was recognized by John Deere as a top performing dealer in the nation and selected for their 2023 Leaders Club. The Leaders Club recognition event took place mid-February at the Ritz-Carlton Aruba.
Braden Hake

Braden Hake

Hake joins MCHHS Board of Trustees

Mitchell County Hospital Health Systems (MCHHS) would like to welcome Braden Hake to the MCHHS Board of Trustees. Braden was appointed following Brigit Gasper’s decision to rotate from the board upon the conclusion of her fifth term.

Can I Garden On Top Of My Septic System?

Rachael Brooke Phillips-Rooks District Extension Agent Agriculture and Natural Resources               While it is still technically winter, the days are gradually getting longer and home gardeners are likely counting the days until spring.
Lynn and Lori Ferguson rely heavily on data as they make management decisions for their herd.

Lynn and Lori Ferguson rely heavily on data as they make management decisions for their herd.

Ferguson Angus uses data-backed decisions

Reprinted from Midwest Messenger Nestled on the plains of north central Kansas, roughly halfway between Denver and Kansas City, Ferguson Angus has stood proudly since 1946.