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Bryan Clark
The Clarinda mayor and Clarinda City Council pose for a photo
with the mayor and city officials from Tamana, Japan, as well as
the students from Tamana that are part of the delegation on
Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026, during the 30th anniversary celebration
of the two communities becoming sister cities at Clarinda City
Hall.
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Bryan Clark
The Clarinda mayor and Clarinda City Council pose for a photo
with the mayor and city officials from Tamana, Japan, as well as
the students from Tamana that are part of the delegation on
Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026, during the 30th anniversary celebration
of the two communities becoming sister cities at Clarinda City
Hall.
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CRHC welcomes Urologist Dr. Christopher Corder to Specialty Clinic
Bryan Clark
Dr. Christopher J. Corder is a board-certified urologist and is coming to the Clarinda Regional Health Center specialty clinic in November.
Dr. Corder brings specialized expertise in men’s health and urologic care, expanding access to services for patients in Clarinda and surrounding communities.
Dr. Corder specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of urologic conditions, with a particular focus on low testosterone, testosterone replacement therapy, erectile dysfunction and prostate health. He also provides general urologic care, helping patients address urinary concerns and other conditions affecting their overall health and quality of life.
“Men’s health is an important part of overall wellness, yet many men delay seeking care for conditions that can significantly impact their quality of life,” CHRC Chief Operating Officer Amy Roop said. “We’re excited to welcome Dr. Corder and provide our community access to specialized care and treatment options close to home.”
Dr. Corder earned his medical degree from Rush University and completed his urology residency at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. He is board certified by the American Board of Urology and serves as Director of the Men’s Health Program at UroHealth Partners.
Dr. Corder will begin seeing patients in November. To learn more or schedule an appointment, call 712-542-8232.
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Glow Medical Aesthetics coming to Clarinda
Bryan Clark
Glow Medical Aesthetics is coming to Clarinda, bringing a new approach to aesthetic treatments, self-care and wellness to the area.
Glow is an exciting additional to the services we offer through Clarinda Regional Health Center,” CRHC Chief Operating Officer Amy Roop said in a release. “We wanted to create a welcome environment where individuals can explore aesthetic and wellness services close to home, with the confidence of knowing they are receiving care from trained professionals in a medically supported setting.”
A ribbon cutting for Glow is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 27, at the facility, located at 300 North 17th Street in Clarinda. The Clarinda Chamber of Commerce and the Clarinda Ambassadors are putting on the grand opening event, which will be followed by an open house until 6:30.
The new facility offers a variety of medical aesthetic treatments and wellness services designed to help individuals look and feel their best.
Services offered are Botox and Dermal Fillers, HydraFacial Treatments, SkinPen Microneedling, Chemical Peels and IV Hydration and Vitamin Injections.
Individualized consultations and treatment options are tailored to each patient, who can receive professional care in a comfortable and relaxing environment.
To learn more about Glow Medical Aesthetics or schedule an appointment, call 712-542-8300.
Bryan Clark
Clarinda Mayor Craig Hill, left, gives a 30th anniversary sister
city plaque to Tamana, Japan Mayor Takahiro Kurahara on Wednesday,
Oct. 14, 2026, at Clarinda City Hall.
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Bryan Clark
Clarinda Mayor Craig Hill, left, gives a 30th anniversary sister
city plaque to Tamana, Japan Mayor Takahiro Kurahara on Wednesday,
Oct. 14, 2026, at Clarinda City Hall.
Bryan Clark
Students from the delegation from Tamana, Japan, check out the
food during sister city 30th anniversary celebration Wednesday,
Oct. 14, 2026, at Clarinda City Hall.
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Bryan Clark
Students from the delegation from Tamana, Japan, check out the
food during sister city 30th anniversary celebration Wednesday,
Oct. 14, 2026, at Clarinda City Hall.
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