State Grant to Pay For Nutrition Board at Softball Field - KFYO
A Texas Tech institute has received a state grant for obesity prevention outreach. The Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Garrison Institute on Aging received a $53,000 grant to fund and expand projects conducted by Healthy Lubbock. Read the full story >> |
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