General Leonard Wood Army Community Hospital began administering COVID-19 vaccinations Monday after receiving a limited number of vaccines following the FDA’s recent Emergency Use … read full article about FLW begins COVID-19 vaccination program
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New hospital construction update
Fort Leonard Wood’s hospital replacement project continued to progress Monday. The second of six mat slab foundation placements is now being completed with the help of multiple cranes and concrete trucks. In August 2019, a $295 million design-build contract was awarded to Kansas City, Missouri-based … read full article about New hospital construction update
Post medics test trainees, cadre for COVID-19 after HBL
Pfc. Marley Bell from the Consolidated Troop Medical Clinic performs a COVID-19 test Jan. 7 at Nutter Field House. More than 50 Fort Leonard Wood medical personnel tested nearly 7,000 trainees and cadre who recently returned from holiday block leave travel. As an added precaution, each trainee and … read full article about Post medics test trainees, cadre for COVID-19 after HBL
What you should know about getting the COVID-19 vaccine
By Amber Kurka Special to GUIDON Over the last several weeks, vaccines for COVID-19 have been rolled out to locations around the world. The vaccines are currently only approved for emergency use and are not mandatory for Department of Defense personnel and beneficiaries at this time. However, … read full article about What you should know about getting the COVID-19 vaccine
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Library closed to in-person stops but MLK Day books available via curbside
Special to GUIDON The Bruce C. Clarke Library will celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday and Black History Month in February with a variety of displays of books and media items. Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrates the life and work of Martin Luther King Jr. who devoted his life to … read full article about Library closed to in-person stops but MLK Day books available via curbside
TAP assists career Soldier with transition to civilian employment
Staff Sgt. Moreno Thomas has spent 20 years in the Army as a military working dog handler and instructor, and at the end of this month, he will retire from military service. He credited the Transition Assistance Program, formerly known as Soldier For Life - Transition Assistance Program, with … read full article about TAP assists career Soldier with transition to civilian employment
Military personnel division chief retires after 52 years of service to the post
Story by Amanda Sullivan Public Affairs Office Lola Coble, Department of Human Resources military personnel division chief, began her civilian service as a clerk-typist at Fort Leonard Wood on Dec. 18, 1968. Fifty-two years later, she has retired as the longest-working civilian without prior … read full article about Military personnel division chief retires after 52 years of service to the post
Annual ‘Eagle Days’ revamped as series of virtual events
Normally at this time of year, the Missouri Department of Conservation hosts numerous Eagle Days … read full article about Annual ‘Eagle Days’ revamped as series of virtual events
Tiger Roundup: WHS girls’ squad faces tough competitors
The Waynesville High School Lady Tigers varsity girls’ basketball team clawed their way through a … read full article about Tiger Roundup: WHS girls’ squad faces tough competitors
DFC, Specker hours
Current operating hours for Davidson Fitness Center and Specker Gym are as follows: Davidson … read full article about DFC, Specker hours
Ozark Tavern to reopen Wednesday
Ozark Tavern is scheduled to reopen Wednesday for carry out and delivery only. The restaurant, … read full article about Ozark Tavern to reopen Wednesday
