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Dr. Tobler along with OB Nurse, Christine Martin, are pictured with the First Baby of 2021 at Scotland County Hospital in Memphis, Laken & Trevor parents of baby girl Tova.

First Baby of 2021 Born at Scotland County Hospital

January 21, 2021
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SCR-1 Board Approves COVID-19 Leave Resolution

January 21, 2021
Senior guard Morgan Blessing drives to the hoop for the score against Westran’s Maddy Harvey (33) and Kenzie Black (23).

Lady Tigers Swarm The Lady Hornets Defensively

January 21, 2021
Jared Cerroni launches a three-pointer from the top of the key in third quarter action at Westran.

Tigers Get Stung by the Hornets

January 21, 2021

How Are Area Businesses Responding To Missouri’s Minimum Wage Increase?

January 21, 2021
Tabitha Wittstock, Medical Assistant at Scotland County Hospital & Clinics, was recently awarded the Ripple Effect Award from Crossriver Quality Health Partners, which is the Clinically Integrated Network that SCH is a partner for population health initiatives.

Wittstock, Population Health Coordinator at SCH, Wins Ripple Effect Award

January 14, 2021

 Early Treatment Can Make A Big Difference 

January 14, 2021
Sophomore guard Owen Triplett attacks the rim against Knox County 6’6” forward Nelson Shinkle in the consolation semi-final at the Highland Tournament.

Tigers Show Improvement in Tough Tournament Field

January 14, 2021

Scotland County Lists CARES Act Recipients

January 14, 2021
The Scotland County Lady Tigers took home the 2nd place hardware from the Highland Tournament after a 49-33 loss Saturday night. Front row (l-r): Aayla Humphrey, Kylee Stott, Kilee Bradley-Robinson, Morgan Blessing and Paige Bishop. Back row (l-r): Head Coach Cory Shultz, Abby Curry, Emiley Dial, Alaynna Whitaker, Abby Doster, Hannah Feeney and Assistant Coach Karri Feeney.

Lady Tigers Take 2nd in Highland Tournament

January 14, 2021

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