As the presenting sponsor of the Paris-Bourbon County YMCA Healthy Kids Day event, Sterling Health Care (SHC) met with kids and adults alike to discuss the various services available through SHC. Several activities were provided for children to enjoy, including bounce houses and various indoor games, with free popsicles provided to those in attendance. Food and door prizes were also available for visitors to enjoy. Along with informational materials, SHC offered a variety of fun promotional items, such as activity pads, temporary tattoos, and sunglasses. SHC's Dr. Brian Badger is pictured above, offering a stress ball as a toy for one of several children who visited the booth.
Sterling Health Care's (SHC) Jennifer Carpenter, Human Resources Director, met with Rachel Randle, Maysville Community and Technical College (MCTC) Workforce Development Liaison, this week for a check presentation supporting the MCTC First Responders Academy. The program will teach children ages 12-18 years old career opportunities and educational pathways in First Responder fields such as fire, police, and emergency medical technician (EMT). Members of the camp will be able to meet with local professionals to participate in hands-on training activities and develop leadership skills. They will also receive the opportunity to earn their cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) certification. Carpenter (left) and Randle (right) are pictured above during the check presentation.
Sterling Health Care (SHC) has teamed up with the Paris-Bourbon County YMCA to present the second annual Healthy Kids Day at its location in downtown Paris (917 Main Street). Executive Director Leslie Berry and her team present this special day aiming to improve the health and well-being of kids and families through education and activities. Through this sponsorship, the YMCA will be able to purchase giveaways for participants, help cover activity costs, and provide healthy food during the event, while SHC will be onsite to provide promotional items, prizes, and inform visitors about all of its services in Bourbon and surrounding counties.
Sterling Health Care (SHC) showed their support for the Powell County Lady Pirates with a donation to the school's softball program. The second-year coaching staff and young ladies are continuing their efforts to build on a "culture of hard work, accountability, and competitive excellence" in creating a program that "leaves a lasting legacy for years to come." SHC Chief Executive Officer Tina Bryant (second from far right) and SHC pharmacist Laura Rogers (far right) presented the team with a commemorative check during a recent practice session. SHC wishes the Lady Pirates a successful season this year.
Downtown Paris, KY, will be the scene once again for the Tour de Paris 5K community race on Saturday, April 11th, with Sterling Health Care’s (SHC) logo adorning the sleeves of every shirt provided at the popular event. SHC will have a booth set up at the start/finish line at the event, providing promotional items and informational materials to those at the event. SHC’s Dixie Stone, Physician’s Assistant at the Paris clinic, is pictured above presenting a commemorative check to Allyson Wellman, Executive Director of the Paris-Bourbon County Chamber of Commerce.
Sterling Health Care (SHC) has been one of the main annual supporters of the Owingsville May Day Festival and that will continue on Saturday, May 9th, thanks to another donation assisting with costs of the popular and growing event. Sixteen contestants will vie for the title of Miss Bath County this year, necessitating at least eight (8) floats in addition to the one hosted by SHC. The company also retains its coveted corner spot on Main Street for its booth location, while also receiving banners and radio airplay for the donation. Donna Raper is pictured above, presenting a sponsorship check to Ian Corbin, festival organizer.
Sterling Health Care (SHC) recently provided a donation to the Mt. Sterling Montgomery County Parks and Recreation program to provide the opportunity for youth participants throughout the county to participate in different sports: Fall/Spring soccer, baseball/softball, and flag/tackle football. Volleyball will soon be added for third through fifth grades. More than 800 youths participated in these programs last year. Funds will go towards assisting the department cover expenses not covered by participation fees, such as equipment, insurance, field maintenance, trophies and others. SHC has elected to provide a Total Package sponsorship which will sponsor four sport teams, a field banner, and a website banner for the calendar year. Donna Raper, SHC Chief Administrative Officer, is pictured above, presenting a check for $600 to Phil Gross, Executive Director for the department.
Sterling Health Care (SHC) was one of several local organizations to sponsor the 2026 Mt. Sterling-Montgomery County Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. luncheon in January. The event, held by the Montgomery County Schools Black and Hispanic Achievers program, featured keynote speaker Dr. Collis Robinson, who spoke on the idea of “good trouble” and focusing on people instead of material items. In attendance from SHC were Tiffany Taul-Scruggs, Jennifer Carpenter, Shelia Logan, Verneta Willis, Alyssa Allen, Jeff Pinkerton, Tina Bryant, Donna Raper, and Flo Mahoney.
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