RENA BROUWER of Delphi received a merit award for her watercolor, “The Day Leaves,” in the Indiana Artists’ Members Show.

Brouwer The exhibit, titled “Members’ Best of the Indiana Artists’ Club,” is being held at the Hoosier Salon Gallery in Broad Ripple. It started Jan. 8 and will run through Feb. 6.

The Indiana Artists’ Club Inc. was organized as the Indiana Art Club in 1917 by a group of 46 artists and patrons including such notables as T. C. Steele, William Forsyth, Otto Stark, Carl Graf, and Wayman Adams.

For more information about the IAC exhibit, visit www.hoosiersalon.org.

At the recent 73rd annual conference of the Indiana Water Environment Association, the 2009 Collection System Award for a Small Facility was presented to the TWIN LAKES REGIONAL SEWER DISTRICT (TLRSD).

According to the award documentation, “As a result of the new sewers the threat of drinking water contamination and lake pollution has been greatly reduced, property values have increased. The overwhelming conclusion is that the TLRSD collection system and treatment facilities have enhanced the public health, safety, and welfare.”

The documentation also states that “the TLRSD has established an excellent service record for prompt response to service calls by its staff.”

“The award just goes to show that our hard work is paying off and that what we have achieved benefits the entire community,” said Wayne Garrison, president of the TLRSD’s Board of Trustees.

The Indiana Water Environment Association is affiliated with Water Environment Federation, a national organization with over 35,000 members and 75 affiliated associations. Its primary goal is to educate and train water quality professionals in the latest technology in water management to preserve and enhance the global water environment.

Home Hospital Home Health Care was renamed ST. ELIZABETH HOME

HEALTH CARE, effective Jan. 1.

“Our current services will remain the same,” said Bea Lamb, R.N., MBA, regional director of home health and hospice at St. Elizabeth Regional Health. “Patients, physicians, families, vendors and the community will continue to see the same visiting staff and work with the same office staff.”

St. Elizabeth Home Health Care is partnered with St. Clare Home Health Care, which is based in Crawfordsville. St. Elizabeth Home Health Care and St. Clare’s service areas include Benton, Boone, Carroll, Clinton, Fountain, Montgomery, Parke, Putnam, Tippecanoe, Warren and White counties.

Services provided by St. Elizabeth Home Health Care include skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, medical social work, social services and certified home health aides.