Storms stayed away just long enough for the Warner Hospital and Health Services health fair to be a hit on Thursday.

CEO Paul Skowron told Regional Radio as part of its live coverage on Thursday from the Health Fair, he felt it was a huge success despite the last-minute venue change to First Christian Church in Clinton.

The event shifted to the First Christian Church, and because of air conditioning issues in the Family Life Center, the basement housed all the groups that attended, and Kelly Burton says it had a nice flow.

Synergy Home Care was among the many groups at Thursday's health fair and Taylor Stevens told Regional Radio about what they do for seniors trying to maintain independence in their homes.

Rose Grimm from Gift of Hope was informing those in attendance about the importance of organ and tissue donation.

Rebecca Wheat with Community Care Systems was informing those at Thursday's event about everything available to seniors in their network, from financial assistance to support groups.

Skowron indicates there will be a health fair next year.