Northeast Colorado Health Department staff members say cast investigation and contact tracing is the best tool to manage COVID-19 in a proactive way while allowing the economy to thrive again.
There has been a lot of discussion around COVID-19 case investigation and contact tracing, but what is it and why is it so important now that our counties are reopening?
This Red River Special steam threshing outfit was owned by George M. Kestler, who is pictured standing on top of the separator. The threshing machine was powered by a 25-85 horsepower double-cylinder rear-mounted Nichols & Shepard steam engine, with a 44-inch Nichols & Shepard separator. This new outfit was shipped from the Nichols & Shepard factory branch in Lincoln, Nebraska, in 1918. In 1921, Kestler threshed 2,670 bushels of wheat and moved the outfit four times. This photo was taken near Haxtun in 1919. — Source: Phillips County Museum
Five Years Ago
June 18, 2015
Widespread straight-line winds Saturday evening, June 6, caused the collapse of this Jablonski Diversified building. The 1-year-old structure that displayed a large Channel seed logo stood west of Paoli on Highway 6. — THe Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Audree Edwards submitted this photo of a large evergreen tree that barely missed her Paoli house when it fell during Saturday’s windstorm. The roots of a matching tree can be seen at right.
If you experienced damage from high winds on Saturday, June 6, you’re not alone. So did much of Colorado and several other states.
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