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GREAT BEND TRIBUNE More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Pawnee County COVID cases continue to drop County remains at Level Green on risk assessment LARNED — COVID-19 cases in Pawnee County continue to decline as the county continues to see fewer cases over the past months. Last week, the county was lowered to Level Green on the risk assessment matrix indicating no to minimal risk of spreading the coronavirus.  The weekly report from the Pawnee...

Moffat County has seen a slight rise in active COVID-19 cases in the county since the application for Level Green status was submitted Feb. 24, and according to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, they have placed the county’s request for a move to Level Green: Protect Our Neighbor on hold in early March, citing new metrics that the county currently does not meet. When Moffat County submitted the request to move to Level Green, according to the CDPHE Dial Dashboard the county was in the Green dial level. At that time, the requirement was for a county or region with a ...

The county of about 4,200 people to the west of Pueblo is currently in Level Blue on Colorado's COVID-19 dial.

Custer County Board of Health votes to end COVID restrictions CUSTER COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) -- During a Board of Health meeting in Custer County Wednesday, the board voted to remove all COVID-19 restrictions and return to full business capacity with no countywide mask mandate. The vote was two to one with Tom Flower being the sole board member to vote against removing the COVID-19 restrictions. Custer County has had a COVID-19 positivity rate of 0% and no new hospitalizations, according to state data updated on Wednesday. Public Health Director Clifford Brown said he believes that a recent exe...

"We shared projections with stakeholders recently, including the possibility of expanding event and restaurant capacity to 75-80 percent in July. Please note that the projections we shared are not concrete," said the CDPHE