On Air Now Country With Carsen

Arkansas clinic benefits from USDA rural health program gets new equipment

Monday, October 17, 2022 at 10:05 AM

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A government program to improve rural health care has benefited a clinic in Arkansas.

The United States Department of Agriculture announced Wednesday a series of grants nationwide to benefit rural health care. One of the grant recipients is Dermott’s Mainline Health Systems, Inc. which received $85,000 for a backup generator and floor replacement.

The USDA grant award shows that the clinic needed the generator to maintain the temperature of COVID-19 vaccines during power outages.

The full article can be read for free at ozarksfirst.com.

WAYS TO LISTEN

More from Local News

Warmer Weather, Slight Chance of Rain to Start 2026

As the New Year begins, the National Weather Service revises its high temperature predictions plus adds a slight chance of rain for the first few days of 2026.
Dry Areas in Arkansas Expand
Weather Warm-Up to End 2025

The last day of the year will see the beginning of a warm-up that will go into the New Year.
Harrison Man Facing Multiple Charges After Pulling Weapon During Traffic Stop

A Harrison man is facing six felony charges for an incident earlier this month in which he pulled a loaded weapon during a traffic stop and also was in possession of illegal drugs.
Two Homes Destroyed by Fire in Taney County

The Central Taney County Fire Protection District battle a blaze that destroys two homes. .

Arkansas clinic benefits from USDA rural health program gets new equipment

Share

WAYS TO LISTEN

More from Local News

Ways To Listen