It is crucially important to take care of ourselves in this time of uncertainty. New information unfolds daily and change is the default. Sometimes, to remember the bright sides, you just have to take a step outside.
Dogs and cats have minimal risks to COVID-19 infection, but not a lot of pets exposed to the virus have been tested.
Three Virginia City residents joined the November ballot for Madison County’s District One commissioner seat on deadline- day.
The Alder School Board met on Monday, March 16 to discuss insulation and off-site instruction due to state-wide school closures in regard to the coronavirus.
CLOSING UP SHOP IN A SMALL TOWN
Urban and rural, fortune 500 companies and mom- and-pop shops – COVID-19 is affecting every business in the world.
At a Special Commission Meeting, on Friday, March 20, 2020, the Madison County Board of Commissioners made and passed a motion to restrict public access to all Madison County buildings until further notice, effective March 20, 2020, at 5 p.m. Services will still be available by telephone, email, or by U.S.
Madison County’s first COVID-19 case was confirmed.
The woman and her family have been isolated. The confirmation is not a surprise to local healthcare providers. As testing becomes more available, more confirmations are likely to follow. This does not mean that everyone who has coronavirus symptoms will or should be tested.
Virginia City, known for its national preservation, is attempting to preserve its night sky.
Montana’s view of the milky way is becoming a rare quality in the world. In many places, light pollution has faded out the starry nights that have blanketed humans for hundreds of years.
Five women made headlines running for the 2020 democratic nomination for president. Jeannette Rankin, a republican from Montana, was the first women elected to the House of Representatives. Sarah Gammon Bick- ford was the first woman in Montana, and probably the only female African American, to own a utility company in Virginia City.
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