GROVES —
In order to quash rumors of closing, Renaissance Hospital in Groves invited the public to its lawn on Saturday to make clear that they are open and everything is running smoothly.
Neighborhood families, employees and Groves Fire and Police department attended the free community lunch, which included music, food, drinks, horse rides, and dancing.
“We’re trying to turn things around, we’re trying to move forward,” said the new Chief Financial Officer, Rich Wursche, who has been employed by the hospital for three months.
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