Spencer Durham is an education reporter at Kokomo Tribune with a focus on education topics and occasional sports features. His work often intersects with themes of medicine and healthcare, particularly highlighting the roles of emergency medical technicians and nurses. Spencer's writing has been featured in numerous publications, including THE MOULTRIE OBSERVER, Yahoo News, and Government Technology.
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Spencer Durham's focus on local news, particularly in Kokomo, Indiana, indicates a preference for stories related to education and community events. The majority of his coverage revolves around government announcements and event coverage with an emphasis on school-related topics such as calendars, proms, budget impacts, and sports news.
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By: Spencer Durham, Kennedy Ferruggia
Expert highlights why hepatitis B vaccination remains an urgent priority for adult patients and why the 2-dose Heplisav-B regimen's faster seroprotection offers meaningful public health advantages over the traditional 3-dose series.
By: Spencer Durham, Kennedy Ferruggia
Pharmacists can use immunization registry data, collaborative practice agreements, and evidence-based vaccine advocacy to close adult hepatitis B care gaps.
By: Spencer Durham, Kennedy Ferruggia
Spencer Durham, PharmD, FCCP, BCPS, BCIDP, discusses why hepatitis B remains an active public health threat.
By: Spencer Durham, Kelly T. McKee, Kennedy Ferruggia
Bundibugyo Ebola spreads in DRC and Uganda as WHO declares a Public Health Emergency of International Concern; learn the case counts, travel alerts, and pharmacist readiness steps.
A 14-custom home subdivision off U.S. 421 was approved July 20 by the Zionsville Plan Commission.
Military veterans stood at attention as the clip-clop of horse hooves grew closer to the gravesite at Lincoln Memory Gardens Cemetery in Whitestown. The fu
A church meeting house on Oak Street received conditional approval from the Zionsville Plan Commission Aug. 17. The approval gives a small congregation the go-ahead to build a 1,600-square-foot
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The fight against a gas station at Holliday Farms isn’t finished. The Zionsville Healthy Neighborhood Alliance, a group of residents in and around Holliday Farms, filed for judicial review Aug. 19 c
The Zionsville Town Council approved a public-private agreement Aug. 17 with Indianapolis-based Bowen Engineering for a multimillion sewer infrastructure p
