The Chesapeake and KFFB 106.1 FM Regional Health and Wellness Fair was Saturday, September 26, 2009, at the HART Center in Fairfield Bay. Over 500 people attended with over 100 doctors, nurses, and other specialists providing free vital tests during the five hours of the health fair.
“This was great Health and Wellness Fair!” stated Bob Connell Owner and General Manager of KFFB 106.1 FM, “We look forward every year on improving our health fair and we would like to thank all those who attended and participated, I would love to hear from those who attended for their feed back on how we can improve the Regional Health Fair” you can contact Bob at bob@kffb.com
KFFB 106.1 FM gave away $106.10 every hour and many other prizes during the Regional Health and Wellness Fair. Cash winners of 106.10 this year were Betty Knight, Ted Brown, Marianne Holdman, Marilyn Worner, and Norbert Rowlett.
Next year’s event is already in the planning stages and is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, September 25th, 2010.
(Above) Josh, Heather, Jay (in back), Seth and Pamela ready to greet folks
(Above) Folks Line up for the KFFB 106.1 FM Regional Health Fair
(Above) Vic and Chad doing live broadcasts
(Above) Amedisys Hospice welcomes folks
(Above) Arkansas Hospice has lots of info
(Above) Baker Eye Institute has some great giveaways
(Above) Baker Eye Institute Helps folks with more information
(Above) Baptist Health Medical Center in Heber Springs
(Above) Conway Regional Health System Wound Healing Center
(Above) Dale and Rich sign folks up for giveaways
(Above) Dr Matthews of Matthews Chiropractic greets folks
(Above) Fairfield Bay Pharmacy and Home Medical Equipment
(Above) Indian Rock Village runs a Pulse Oximetry test
(Above) John Paxton enjoys a laugh with everyone
(Above) Lots of Folks and Test
(Above) Lots of Goods at White River Area Agency on Aging
(Above) Lots of Great Tasting at Tastefully Simple
(Above) Ozark Mountain Health Center Helps Folks
(Above) Stone County and White River Medical Centers Serving Folks
(Above) Tops is always a Hit
(Above) Triplet Hearing Centers doing a Video Otoscopy test
