The Dangers of Methamphetamine

Body Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department invites everyone to learn about the dangers of methamphetamine (Meth). Meth is a stimulant drug which can cause temporary feelings of alertness and motivation. It can be smoked, snorted, injected, or taken orally.

Community Hospital Hosting Science Camp on June 8

Body McCook, Neb.—Community Hospital, in partnership with the University of Nebraska at Kearney, will host a Health Science Explorers Summer Camp June 8 at the hospital for students going into the seventh and eighth grades.

Elwood School District Takes Proactive Step to Save Lives

Body Since school districts throughout the country have experienced the presence of fentanyl on K-12 campuses, Superintendent Daren Hatch wants to be proactive and train the staff to administer NARCAN (Naloxone), a medication used for the emergency treatment of opioid overdose.

Securing our communications networks

Body Our great state of Nebraska is home to a number of American military assets, including Offutt Air Force Base and nuclear missile silos. We are proud of our role in the national defense — although the sensitive areas in our state can make us a target at times.
Securing our communications networks

Governor Pillen declares May as Renewable Fuels Month

Body Governor Jim Pillen designated the month of May as Renewable Fuels Month in Nebraska during a proclamation ceremony at the State Capitol. Renewable Fuels Month celebrates the crucial role that renewable fuels play in the state’s economy, environment and energy security.
Governor Pillen declares May as Renewable Fuels Month

Supporting Year-Round E15

Body In May we celebrate Renewable Fuels Month and highlight the importance of biofuels. Nebraska farmers and ranchers fuel the world through the production of biofuels like ethanol. Our state is the second largest producer of ethanol, representing 2.3 billion gallons per year.
Supporting Year-Round E15

My mom is special because...

Body In a salute to mothers throughout the area, the Valley Voice teamed up with local school students of differing ages. the questions we posed was what makes your mom special? The following were the responses: From Cambridge: My mom is the best because she tucks me in.
My mom is special because...