Jan Wondra, Author at Ark Valley Voice

One Family’s Gesture Leads to What Some See as Flag Misappropriation

Posted by Jan Wondra | Jul 31, 2021

How People are interpreting the Installation of U.S. Flags Along U.S. 285 Varies Widely While some...

Chaffee Recreation Taskforce to meet Tuesday, Aug. 3

Posted by Jan Wondra | Jul 31, 2021

The Recreation in Balance Taskforce has amended its monthly meeting day and time to the first...

Chaffee County Braces for COVID-19 Delta Variant Impact

Posted by Jan Wondra | Jul 29, 2021

As the COVID-19 Delta variant continues to surge across the country, Colorado is not being spared....

Chaffee County Clerk Mitchell Recognized as Certified Elections/Registration Administrator

Posted by Jan Wondra | Jul 29, 2021

Lori Mitchell, Chaffee County Clerk, and Recorder, has been recognized as a Certified...

Colorado Redistricting Meeting Set for July 29 in Salida

Posted by Jan Wondra | Jul 28, 2021

With the state adding one additional congressional seat due to the 2020 Census, where and how the...

Ute Trail the Scene of another Traffic Incident

Posted by Jan Wondra | Jul 28, 2021

Ute Trail CR2 between Chaffee County and Fremont County has seen its share of traffic incidents...

South Main Arts and Parks Trust a Colorado Non-profit in Good Standing

Posted by Jan Wondra | Jul 28, 2021

Ark Valley Voice (AVV) has confirmed that the South Main Arts and Parks Trust, which has been...

Ben Cairns Named CMC Leadville and Salida Campuses Vice President-Campus Dean

Posted by Jan Wondra | Jul 27, 2021

This morning, Colorado Mountain College (CMC) President & CEO Dr. Carrie Besnette Hauser,...

“A Pandemic of the Un-vaccinated”

Posted by Jan Wondra | Jul 26, 2021

Round Four: Another COVID-19 Surge is Upon Us

The obvious can no longer be ignored. The U.S. appears to have entered a fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic; with cases surging in all 50 states, rising hospitalizations, and rising death rates.

Colorado Deals With The Muddy Aftermath of Wildfires

Posted by Jan Wondra | Jul 26, 2021

Mud. Water. Flowing, rolling boulders. Closing highways. Sweeping away homes, closing interstate...

Critical Methodist Mountain Access and the Impact on Public Safety

Posted by Jan Wondra | Jul 23, 2021

“When you talk about the emergency communications network it only works if there are towers to make it work – to send signals to. You have something like this with access blocked – the danger is the emergency alert can’t be operated off the tower system.”
Mark Young
President
Methodist/Fremont Tower Users Group