Lil' Shots Carnival offers no-cost immunization

Anyone who attends the Lil’ Shots Carnival Friday can be immunized at no cost, Kimberly Larson, public health director at the Hill County Health Department said Wednesday.

“It doesn’t have to be back-to-school related,” she added. “That’s just how we’re promoting it since it’s that time of year. Infants can come and also older students who just need an update, like tetanus or something. They can call or they can just show up, either way.”

Immunizations are available from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Health Department, although the street is blocked off for the carnival only until noon.

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