In the early weeks of the COVID-19 Pandemic, it was an impersonal incovenince for most Superior residents. Most residents didn’t know anyone who had contracted the illness and they felt our rural community would escape the most of the problem and by summer the pandemic would be forgotten. It didn’t go away during the summer but few cases were reported in Nuckolls County. We were feeling pretty smug about avoiding the problem other areas were facing.
That has since changed and the chickens (or in this case COVID numbers) have come home to roost.
With rapidly soaring numbers of victims and Super...
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