Mobile Health Access: WVU Medicine’s “Bonnie’s Bus” is set to bring 3D mammograms and breast care education to Wetzel, Pocahontas, Harrison, and Marion counties, with stops Oct. 27–30 at local clinics and a Fairmont MVA Clinic; uninsured women 40+ may qualify for free screenings through the West Virginia Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Program, with appointments required. Public Health & Food Safety: A frozen berry recall tied to an E. coli outbreak has expanded again, now including additional Walmart and Trader Joe’s products in more than two dozen states; officials say the outbreak is over, but recalled items may still be in freezers. Local Care Milestone: Orthopedic Center at Princeton Community Hospital completed its 3,000th robotic-assisted hip and knee replacement using Stryker’s Mako system, expanding since 2021 to multiple joint procedures. Nursing Workforce: WVU Medicine Center for Nursing Education received about $300,000 to expand nursing training capacity and help address statewide nursing shortages. Opioid Safety Policy: Congressman Riley M. Moore co-leads the Safe Disposal of Opioids Act, aiming to fund prescription drug disposal sites to reduce diversion and misuse. Community Health & Aging: FirstEnergy Foundation awarded $50,000 to support Garrett County Meals on Wheels during Hunger Action Month, helping deliver meals and health check-ins to homebound older adults. Safety News: A man was arrested after a two-vehicle crash in Ritchie County injured a woman and her juvenile daughter; he faces charges including DUI and driving while license revoked.