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Chaffee County Extends Business Personal Property Declaration Tax Filing Deadline

Posted by Ark Valley Voice Staff | Apr 3, 2020

In yet another adjustment necessitated by the coronavirus pandemic known as COVID-19, the Chaffee...

Chaffee County Emergency Relief Fund Awards First Grants

Posted by Ark Valley Voice Staff | Apr 2, 2020

“The most meaningful support we receive invariably comes from the people closest to us. On behalf of the Board of Directors of the Chaffee County Community Foundation (CCCF), I want to thank our community for its generous support of the CCCF Emergency Response Fund (ERF).”
Dr. Ed Cooper
Chair
CCCF Board of Directors

Columbine Manor Care Center Issues Coronavirus Update

Posted by Ark Valley Voice Staff | Mar 31, 2020

In a statement issued late Tuesday evening, March 31 Columbine Manor Care Center has provided an...

Colorado Instigates ‘2.1.1 Colorado’ to Ease Pressure on 911 Line

Posted by Ark Valley Voice Staff | Mar 28, 2020

In an effort to protect the capabilities of Colorado’s 911 emergency number from being...

The Ark Valley Voice Rescue of our AVV Facebook Page

Posted by Ark Valley Voice Staff | Mar 25, 2020

Ark Valley Voice has experienced a cyber crime by an unauthorized user, who used an unauthorized...

COVID-19 Global Pandemic Continues Unabated: Numbers Rising Dramatically, Topping 400,000

Posted by Ark Valley Voice Staff | Mar 24, 2020

As the global pandemic continues to grow around the globe, the coronavirus known as COVID-19 is setting modern infectious disease records. It has spread from one country – China – in January, to infections spread across 169 countries around the globe. In Colorado this afternoon, cases topped 912; on March 19, there were only 277 cases in the state.

Colorado Shuts Down Marijuana Dispensaries for in-store sales, Allows Curbside Delivery

Posted by Ark Valley Voice Staff | Mar 24, 2020

Colorado Governor Jared Polis shut down all marijuana dispensary in-store sales this week in...

Law enforcement and public health officials urge Coloradans: follow state public health order during coronavirus emergency or face enforcement action

Posted by Ark Valley Voice Staff | Mar 21, 2020

If you or your friends think you can ignore the state’s efforts to slow the widespread of the transmission of the COVID-19 pandemic, think again. Late Friday, Colorado State officials gave guidance to local law enforcement and local public health agencies on enforcing the state public health order that the state health department issued earlier this week to protect Coloradans from the cornoavirus known as COVID-19.