Chris Rourke
Times Editor
Gunnison County Health and Human Services Director Joni Reynolds this morning, March 27, said she is working on a new revision to the standing public health order. The fourth revision is expected later this morning.
Chris Rourke
Times Editor
A Colorado bluebird enjoys a patch of green sprouts as snow melts away with warmer temperatures. The bird reminds us that even COVID-19 can’t prevent the advent of spring. Constance Mahoney
Gunnison health officials have a strong message for the community in light of another week of novel coronavirus: We’re not through this yet.
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by Chris Rourke and Roberta Marquette
Gov. Jared Polis at 4 p.m. Wednesday, March 25, issued a statewide stay at home order. The order takes effect at 6 a.m. tomorrow and is effective until April 11.
Chris Rourke
Times Editor
Gunnison County’s Department of Health and Human Services just now, Monday, March 23, announced its first death associated with the coronavirus (COVID-19).
Western Colorado University leadership today announced an employee has tested positive for COVID-19. The announcement was made known on the university’s web site this morning.
The number of positive COVID-19 rose to 33 cases this weekend, however local health officials say a slowdown at the state lab is hinder them from having a full picture of the virus spread.
