Elgin Courier (Elgin, Tex.), Vol. 126, No. 15, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 23, 2016 Page: 2 of 26
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ELGIN COURIER - ELGIN, TEXAS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 2016
Mogonye comes home for family medicine
COWPOKES
By Ace Reid
By Ace Reid
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By RACHEL LUCIO
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Hours: Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Sat. - Sun. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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LINDSEY MOGONYE-HANSEN worked as a nurse
practitioner with Baylor Scott & White in Killeen be-
fore starting with Elgin Medical Center.
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Sunday, March 27
Reservations times starting at 10 a.m.
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CXhoket Cafe
“Mine blew off in Amarillo once and landed next
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flying saucer.”
Cowpokes is sponsored by
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GENERAL STORE
enjoy Salsa, Tex-Mex,
Swing and some oldies
with the Nuestro Band.
You’ll need your danc-
ing shoes. On April 8,
enjoy Neil and Real
Deal with blues, classic
rock and original songs.
On April 15, celebrate
tax day with an ice cold
beer and Weldon Hen-
son’s vintage honky
tonk style with rock n’
roll attitude. Prepare to
swing, waltz, 2-step and
even polka.
On April 22, it’s Elgin
natives the Allen Lee
Band. These young men
grew up here and their
style will get you on
As the sun sets and
the stars illuminate the
Texas sky, you can
enjoy the sweet sounds
of live music in down-
town Elgin every Friday
night in April. There
will be five bands, five
concerts, all are free in
beautiful Veterans Me-
morial Park surrounded
by restored turn-of-the-
century brick architec-
ture.
On Friday, April 1,
please no glass contain-
ers. Pets are welcome to
enjoy the music too, but
please keep all pets on
a leash, and plan to
keep the park clean
and scoop the poop.
These free concerts are
family friendly and
offer a great opportu-
nity to introduce your
children to a variety of
live music in a casual
setting that encourages
dancing and actively
enjoying the perform-
ances.
For more information,
visit www.elgintx.com
or check VisitElginTX
on Facebook.
Park. At 9 a.m., Patty
Finney performs mellow
and fun music with
sparse yet complex
acoustic jazz guitar ac-
companying her sooth-
ing, full-range honeyed
alto. At 10 a.m., Letha
Mignon shares eclectic
and deep musical per-
formances. At 11 a.m. is
Glen Collins, a pure,
homegrown Texas coun-
try music artist, fol-
lowed by El Palomo, a
two-person Hispanic-in-
fluenced band that will
have you dancing. Raul
Vasquez Akmazam will
perform at noon.
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GOODLIFE REALTY"
An Elgin history ad-
venture will unfold on
Saturday, April 2, from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Vet-
erans’ Memorial Park.
Local Lore is a fun-filled
time learning about our
town’s history.
Activities include the
Lone Star Car Club
cruise-in celebrating
vintage vehicles, live
music with El Palomo,
Patty Finney, Glen
Collins and Letha
Mignon, maps illustrat-
ing Elgin’s growth over
the years, museum
tours, First Saturday
Sidewalk Sales through-
Elgin Medical Center
is accepting new pa-
tients, and that is in no
small part due to the
addition of Lindsey
Mogonye-Hansen to
their medical staff.
Mogonye-Hansen is a
nurse practitioner cer-
tified in family medi-
cine with nursing
experience in critical
care and pediatrics.
She is a graduate of
Texas A&M University,
the University of Texas,
Galveston, and com-
pleted her education
for nurse practitioner
at Graceland Univer-
sity.
“I decided on family
medicine because I
wanted the broad spec-
trum. I wanted to be
able to treat anyone
and everyone and also
have availability, if I
wanted to, to focus
more on something like
urgent care and pedi-
atrics, or keep it family
medicine like I’m
doing,” said Mogonye-
Hansen.
And so far, family
medicine is serving her,
her patients, and Elgin
Medical Center well.
Dr. William Biel of
Elgin Medical Center
said that Mogonye-
went into being a nurse
practitioner,” she said.
“I think that’s a really
good thing, and then
also managing chronic
illness. Diabetes, hy-
pertension, COPD, we
keep up to date on the
latest in new medica-
tions, and treatment
plans, and guidelines
as well.”
But Mogonye-Hansen
wants to give back to
Elgin in more ways
than medically. She
hopes to start a boot
camp fitness class in
Elgin after she com-
pletes her personal
training exam, and she
would like to one day
be on the city council.
Mogonye-Hansen has
returned to Elgin so
that she and her hus-
band can be near fam-
ily and to give back to
the community.
“I was born and
raised here. The com-
munity has done a lot
for me. My family is
still active in the com-
munity, and I wanted to
come back and give
back to the community
as well,” she said.
Mogonye-Hansen is a
graduate of Elgin High
School. She is the
daughter of Roger and
Suzanne Mogonye, own-
ers of Elgin Fertilizer
Co.
Hansen has been re-
ceived well, and that
patients are excited to
be seeing her, but there
is still plenty of room
for new patients at the
center.
Before practicing in
Elgin, Mogonye-Hansen
worked as a nurse prac-
titioner in Killeen with
Baylor Scott & White.
Though she gained
valuable knowledge
and experience in
Killeen, Elgin is giving
her an opportunity to
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your feet and dancing.
The series closes out on
April 29 with the Texas
Outlaws, offering Coun-
try with a little Rock
and Roll and Blues.
Originally from Elgin,
this older generation
country-style music
combines the best in
old and modern country
music styles.
For any of the con-
certs, bring a picnic
meal, enjoy concessions
on site, or order a deli-
cious to-go meal from
one of our many down-
town restaurants. Adult
beverages may be
brought to concerts, but
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develop something im-
portant to her - patient
relationships.
“The patient rela-
tionship is a big thing.
I’m looking forward to
it,” she said. And over-
all health is a profes-
sional focus for
Mogonye-Hansen when
treating her patients.
“It’s more overall
well-being, not just
treating one minor ill-
ness; we need to look at
the holistic view. That’s
one of the reasons I
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out downtown, River
Valley Farmers Market,
games of the past, and
an architectural and
business scavenger hunt
downtown.
Music featured
throughout Local Lore
will be at the Gazebo in
Veterans Memorial
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Lucio, Rachel. Elgin Courier (Elgin, Tex.), Vol. 126, No. 15, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 23, 2016, newspaper, March 23, 2016; Elgin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1555328/m1/2/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Elgin Public Library.