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Allen County in National Spotlight for Improved Health Metrics

Published September 19, 2017 at 9:11 PM CDT
David Toland, CEO of Thrive Allen County, and others prepare for a Tuesday ceremony in Iola where community officials will receive a national award for their health-improvement efforts. (Photo by Jim McLean / Kansas News Service)
David Toland, CEO of Thrive Allen County, and others prepare for a Tuesday ceremony in Iola where community officials will receive a national award for their health-improvement efforts. (Photo by Jim McLean / Kansas News Service)

Allen County, in rural southeast Kansas, is getting national recognition for its ambitious, across-the-board endeavors to be healthier. Jim McLean, of the Kansas News Service, reports from the county seat of Iola [EYE-oh-luh].  

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Learn more about Allen County's Culture of Health Prize.

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