Shelton and Wood River citizens have a unique chance to say hello to friends and family this Saturday night, March 28. After many locals have been shut in to help in slowing the spread of the Coronavirus, Saturday night cruises have been planned to get out and greet each other while driving.
For many Nebraskans, COVID-19 will be like a cold. But for some of our parents and grandparents, it could be very severe, and could result in death. Recent data shows that the virus is also affecting younger people. A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report said 20% of those hospitalized for COVID-19 in the U.S. were 20-44 years old. Even if you are healthy, you can pass COVID-19 on to others who can be severely affected. Help protect those you love by avoiding crowds, distancing yourself from other people and isolating yourself even if you think you just have the “sniffles.” We all have a responsibility to protect our loved ones, and others’ loved ones.
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Beef and veal exports, 2018 – $1,318,500,000
Commercial cattle slaughter, 2019 – 7,666,300 head
Tyler Weismann, of Gibbon, finished third at the regional championships for the Elks National Hoop Shoot Contest held in Colorado Springs, Colorado, on March 7.
The Shelton administration and staff have entered a new era in class scheduling due to the coronavirus outbreak that has made it’s way to the area.
P.O. Box 640
Shelton, NE 68876
1-308-647-5158