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South Dakota State announces spring 2026 Deans List
Opening the door to the past on Centennial Hall ~ glimpsing her future
Osburn named to Marquis Who’s Who

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BOW Women’s Primitive Turkey Hunt 2026
Rare lake sturgeon made 681-mile swim

Trunk or Treat Carnival was great fun!

The Class of 2027 held a wonderful Trunk or Treat Carnival at the VHS parking lot, Saturday, October 25, 2025. It was a perfect day for fun activities, costumes, and winning fun prizes! There was a small petting zoo, football, fishing, Mega Jenga, ring toss, roping, and more.
Grace Lutheran Church welcomes Pastor Schaller

With the retirement of Pastor Paul Nolting at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, a vacancy was left behind that was filled with Pastor Caleb Schaller, of Wisconsin. He and “the most beautiful woman in the world,” his wife Jennifer, moved to Valentine about three months ago.
SAF agreement enables tax deductible donations to Valentine Cat Rescue

Valentine, NE October 2025 — TheSandhillsAreaFoundationand Valentine Cat Rescue are pleased to announce the execution of a formal pass-through agreement that will allow contributions made to support the Valentine Cat Rescue to be fully tax-deductible under the charitable status of the Sandhills Area Foundation.
Fletcher and Titus competed in NSAA State XC

“I’m very proud of how our two state qualifiers performed at state. While the weather was windy and misting at times, the cooler weather definitely helped our runners. Taylie Fletcher finished 82nd out of 121 runners with a time of 22:38 which was just a few seconds off of her personal record set earlier this season at O’Neill.
Lady Badgers to host sub-district play

The Lady Badgers just finished a nice winning streak last week which was there when they played the Mullen Lady Broncos, Tuesday, October 21, 2025. The team won in two sets: 25-19 and a close 26-24.
Herding your way through fall grazing

After having dry conditions across the Sandhills, this fall has offered something we haven’t seen in a while—lush, green pastures stretching across the hills. Thanks to generous rainfall and lingering warm weather, many cool-season grasses have rebounded beautifully.