Rural Nebraska hospitals anxious as state’s COVID-19 cases increase
Cases of COVID-19 in Nebraska have increased by more than 50% since mid-October and the spread is impacting rural hospitals.
Cases of COVID-19 in Nebraska have increased by more than 50% since mid-October and the spread is impacting rural hospitals.
Due to drought conditions this year, Chase County is among the counties eligible for disaster funding, opening up emergency credit avenues.
The Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition (NGLC), Nebraska Extension, Nebraska Cattlemen and the Sandhills Task Force will be hosting the 2020 Traveling Road Show at four locations in November.
This year has certainly been one of adapting to change with ongoing unknowns for the future.
Last Thursday, Governor Pete Ricketts announced the award of more than $29.5 million in funding under the Remote Access Rural Broadband Grant program, administered by the Nebraska Department of Eco
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