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Eminence Daily Digest Wednesday, October 07, 2026

Ty's Take

Ozarks Healthcare showing up with vaccination clinics in the smaller communities around here makes sense, and it's the kind of practical medicine that doesn't require much fanfare. These days you've got to go where people actually are, not wait for them to drive forty minutes to a clinic in town. There's been enough fence-mending needed between rural folks and the healthcare system over the past few years without adding logistics to the list of complaints. If they're serious about getting needles in arms out here in Shannon County, meeting people in Winona and Summersville and the other hollows is how you do it, not paperwork and appointment lines that nobody's got time for anyway.

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West Plains Daily Quill - Shannon County

Ozarks Healthcare plans vaccination clinics in area communities

Ozarks Healthcare will offer vaccination clinics throughout October at three area locations: Winona on Oct. 13, Gainesville on Oct. 14, and Willow Springs on Oct. 21. Pharmacists will administer flu, COVID-19, pneumonia, tetanus, shingles, and RSV vaccines from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at each site....

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