Trustees voted unanimously to terminate the hospital’s relationship with Quorum Health Resources after 17 years.
A growing number of Neshoba business and political leaders said they would consider more than one option to finance construction of a new hospital, including proposals from the private sector, according to the report.
Read the Neshoba Democrat report on Neshoba County General Hospital.
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