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Meritus Health Recognizes Megan Dorrier with Quarterly Bee Award

Meritus Health has recognized physical therapist Megan Dorrier as the recipient of its July 2026 Quarterly Bee Award.

Dorrier was nominated based on feedback from a patient who credited her with providing compassionate, patient-centered care during recovery.

The patient said Dorrier provided clinical expertise along with kindness, patience, encouragement and emotional support. The nomination also highlighted her attentive listening, sense of humor and concern for the patient throughout the recovery process.

Meritus Health said Dorrier’s ability to connect with patients and support their healing contributed to her receiving the award.

Photo credits to Meritus Health

Ann B. Thomas 1938-2026

Ann graduated from Biglerville High School and went to work at Knouse Foods. She worked there most of her life having numerous roles there.

Hagerstown Wings and Wheels Expo 2026 

Presented by Hagerstown Aviation Museum, Saturday, September 12, 2026, 9am to 4pm See warbirds, modern aircraft, classic cars, trucks, airplane rides, live music, local businesses and food. This event is a great day for the family to visit the

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