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Eminence Daily Digest Sunday, September 27, 2026

Ty's Take

Water's running high on the Current after last week's rain, which means the float outfitters are probably grinning ear to ear and the locals who actually live here are probably thinking about their septic systems and basement crawlspaces. September floods in Shannon County have a way of sorting out who's invested in this place and who's just passing through on a canoe, and that tension never quite goes away, does it. The river gives and the river takes, and both groups have learned to live with that fact, though they'll never quite agree on what it means.

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West Plains Daily Quill - Shannon County

Saturday, September 26, 2026

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