Nearly 100 people walk to fight breast cancer

By Mon Valley Independent

By Max Robinette

mrobinette@yourmvi.com

The Penn Highlands Mon Valley Hospital Foundation held its 19th annual Lois Orange Ducoeur Breast Cancer Walk on Saturday. In the first in-person walk held since the pandemic, nearly 100 people turned out to support breast cancer treatment and rally around those who’ve been affected by the disease. The event was conducted virtually the past two years.

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