Summers County Community Wellness Center temporarily closing

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March 26, 2009

By Fred Pace The Register-Herald Thu Mar 26, 2009, 05:11 PM EDT

Virginia Hatcher says the closing of the Summers County Community Wellness Center in Hinton is only temporary.

“We will be open until April 14, at the latest,” she said. “However, we plan to come back sometime in the future with a larger facility that offers more programs.”

Hatcher said the tough economic times have had some effect of the business.

For the complete version of this story, see Friday's edition of The Register-Herald.

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