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Cozad Community Health System Issues COVID-19 Information & Notes

As of last week, there have been confirmed cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in Nebraska. In response, Cozad Community Health System is prepared to handle any suspected or confirmed cases, but is asking for the communities help in preventing the spread.

Nebraska Tourism Unveils 2020 Passport Program

Nebraska Tourism has changed the start date of the 2020 Nebraska Passport program to May 23rd, Memorial Day weekend. The start date has been pushed back because of current uncertainty due to COVID-19. The program typically starts on May 1st. The end date of the program has also been extended to October 31, previously September 30. The TRIBUNE-Area is well represented on this years

COVID-19 Mental Health Tips From Cozad Community Health System

While information on COVID-19 is changing daily (sometimes hourly), one thing that can remain constant is the added stress it causes many people. As COVID-19 becomes more real as it spreads thru Nebraska, it is disrupting our daily lives, i.e., no school, no church, no work, staying home, social distancing, and avoiding crowds. Living like this can be lonely, inconvenient and even frightening, but we must remember it’s for the greater good. With these disruptions come fear and anxiety over the unknown; this can be overwhelming and can cause very strong unsettled emotions in both children and adults. Some may feel frustrated, bored or scared; others may be angry and confused with this massive disruption of normal. All these emotions can intensify stress and anxiety. In times like these, taking

COZAD ADJUSTS QUICKLY TO ADVERSITY CAUSED BY COVID-19

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working together citizens all over the TRIBUNE-Area have found ways to overcome the adversity and less than ideal logistics caused by the COVID-109 Pandemic this week. (TOP) Enjoying their ‘grab-and-go’ lunch courtesy of the Cozad Community Schools is (from left) Will Doudney, Joey Doudney and Izabella Way on Friday afternoon. It was just announced that an afternoon snack will be included in the daily meal program. (RIGHT) Using technology to communicate with friends and family as a result of a closed campus is Meadowlark Pointe resident Arlyn Osborn (left) as he FaceTimes with grandsons Cole Osborn and Zachary Osborn. If you would like to communicate residents at Meadowlark Pointe and Emerald Nursing and Rehab, please contact administrators at either facility to make arrangements.

Tips For Those New To Working From Home From An Experienced Expert

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For 35 years I’ve worked from home, but for scores of people thrust into working from home for the first time because of COVID- 19, they are in foreign territory. So paraphrasing a popular insurance commercial, “I know a thing or two about this,” and would like to share some tips and lessons learned during the past four decades.

Changes to Wilson Public Library Policies Approved

The Cozad City Council met for a regular scheduled meeting with a brief agenda on Monday, March 9th. The City Council looked over and approved of the proposed policies and changes that are administered at the approved by the Cozad City Council. It was mentioned that there are currently many people that have filed applications. If you haven’t filed an application and would like to do so, those applications are available at the City of Cozad offices with the due date being the end of the month. During the City Council meeting, there was a presentation

Gothenburg Health Is Prepared To Handle Suspected COVID-19 Cases

DISCLAIMER: This is an emerging, rapidly evolving situation that may have changed from the day this was written until the article is printed. Please call the Nebraska DHHS COVID-19 Information Line (402) 552-6645 or visit their website http://dhhs.ne.gov/pages/Coronavirus.aspx for the most current information.

Dawson County Commissioners Approve Vehicle Bid & Technology Contract

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The third try was a charm as commissioners awarded a $27,981 bid for a 2020 Ford F-150 4x4 pickup to serve as a county emergency vehicle to Platte Valley Auto of Lexington. A month ago the county had only received a single bid for the bid. Because the bid had not specified whether there would be a trade-in, the bid was rejected and County Emergency Manager Brian Woldt was authorized at a second meeting to issue a new call for bids and to have vehicles bid under state bid criteria.

COZAD COMMUNITY HEALTH SYSTEM IS PREPARED TO HANDLE COVID-19

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Over the past several days, there have been confirmed cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19), in Nebraska. In response, Cozad Community Health System is prepared to handle any suspected or confirmed cases; however, we are asking for the communities help in preventing the spread of the virus.

American Red Cross Needs Your Assistance

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