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Single ladies loved Lincoln’s Homestead Act
Governor Pillen recognizes Historic Preservation Month
Heart City Theatre continues to raise funds and is accepting bids on electric, plumbing, other

Badger Golf earns best team score in 14 years with 326!
Congratulations to our VHS State Track Qualifiers!
Ainsworth Invite Best Ball Tourney results

Lady Badgers have a tough go at SWC

The Lady Badgers had a tough run on the road during the Southwest Conference tournament. The first round had the Lady Badgers playing the Gothenburg Swedes, a 14-1 team. With two starters not feeling up to par, the team would have to play a lot of basketball. Unfortunately,theBadgerscouldn’t muster up enough to get past the Swedes, 72-15.
Don and Virgina Nelsen are the recipients of the Heart City Heart Award!

The Heart City Heart award has been a time honored tradition in our Coronation celebration. This is an award that recognizes people in our community that go above and beyond, sometimes in a more behind the scenes fashion.
Lady Badgers wrestle out west

The Badger wrestling team headed west for a couple of full wrestling days. On Friday, the VMS girls team and Lady Badger Wrestlers headed to Hemingford.
Hoops in the Hills Champions

These little Valentine Badgers outscored their opponents 109 to 25 on Saturday, January 25, 2025, at the Hoops in the Hills Tournament in Mullen, NE. There were six teams from across the Sandhills in the third-fourth grade division.
The Badger Basketball had a double header

The Badger Basketball teams were back in action last week with a game on the road and then a conference showdown with the Broken Bow Indians at home in a Friday night game. The Lady Badgers started the Thursday night game slow in the first quarter but outscored the Lady Broncos 16-11.
Cherry County Ambulance Service recognizes a collective 70 years of service!

It takes special people to run to the scene of an accident to want to help out! These four individuals were recently recognized by the Cherry County Ambulance Service for their years of service to the community. Dana Miller, EMT #81 has served 25 years; Jim Wright, Driver #118 has 15 years of service; Wendy Murphy EMT #89 has 25 years of service; Billie Brockley, EMT #141 has 10 years of service. We are grateful for their interest in keeping Cherry County citizens, or those passing through, helped and transported safely! The entire EMT service had responded to 556 calls in 2024. Thank you EMTs, drivers, and employers who let them do their job.