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Columbus Native, Dermatologist Dr. Dillon Clarey joins CCH - Vimarsana News

Columbus Native, Dermatologist Dr. Dillon Clarey joins CCH

After working in larger cities in Nebraska, Columbus Native Dr. Dillon Clarey has come back to Columbus to head up Columbus Community Hospital's dermatology clinic

United Way kicks off Pacesetter campaign - Vimarsana News

United Way kicks off Pacesetter campaign

Hope Freshour sees pacesetters as a key part of the Columbus Area United Way's 2023 campaign.

Kristin Rasmussen wins 2022 Caring Kind Award - Vimarsana News

Kristin Rasmussen wins 2022 Caring Kind Award

An eastern Nebraska hospital has announced the winner of one of its most prestigious awards.

One in a million: Anderson gives back following son's cancer battle - Vimarsana News

One in a million: Anderson gives back following son's cancer battle

On one of the worst days of Deb Anderson’s life, she was thinking about others. This is one of her characteristics, according to her friends. The Columbus resident is genuine, works behind the scenes and is devoted to her faith. In 2011, Anderson and her husband, Kip, took their son Kyle to get checked out. “The day that Kyle was diagnosed, they had a CT scan done,” Anderson’s friend, Abbie Tessendorf said. “They’re doctors so you know that everybody that saw the scan knew, probably before they did, that he had a huge tumor.” Anderson called Tessendorf after...

Platte County out of severe section on risk dial, Ricketts relaxes statewide restrictions - Vimarsana News

Platte County out of severe section on risk dial, Ricketts relaxes statewide restrictions

Sepers Platte County is out of the red or ‘severe COVID-19 pandemic’ level of the East-Central District Health Department’s risk dial. The risk level is now 2.88, or high orange. Over the last few months, cases and hospitalizations rose with deaths now increasing. Nine deaths have been confirmed this week in the health department's district, which encompasses Platte, Boone, Colfax and Nance counties. ECDHD called the deaths “a new record in the health district,” in its Dec. 11 situation update. “I think (leaving the red level is) a testament to our community for ...