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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

Christmas 2023 blizzard!

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Valentine Badgers vs. West Holt Huskies

The JV girls lost by 2 within the last minute of the game, moving their record to 6-1. The Lady Badgers took a hard hit from the Huskies. In 2021, the Lady Badgers won by 1; in 2022, winning by 2, the Badgers skimmed by the Huskies.
Happy NEW YEAR

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Wreaths Across America held December 16

The day was brisk, cloudy, and windy, reminding us that many of the service men and women who were laid to rest at Mount Hope Cemetery, served in these very conditions. The National Wreaths Across America program began at 11:00 a.m., to coincide Nationally with other cemeteries who were placing wreaths on servicemen and women’s graves.
Badgers host two day tournament, earn fourth place

The Valentine Badgers hosted their wrestling tournament, Friday and Saturday, December 15-16, 2023. There were 16 boys teams and Cozad took first place honors. Valentine placed fourth. Boys team scores are as follows: First place, Cozad, 223.0; second place, Winner Area, 202.5; third place, O’Neill, 180.0; fourth place, Valentine, 150.0; fifth place, David City, 139.5; sixth place, Amherst, 139.0; seventh place, Lexington, 138.0; eighth place, McCook, 78.5; ninth place, Chadron, 77.5; 10th place, Gordon-Rushville, 77.0; 11th place, Hershey, 69.0; 12th place, Gothenburg, 62.0; 13th place, Ord, 36.0; 14th place, Sandy Creek, 16.0; 15th place, Todd County, 3.0; 16th place, Ainsworth, 0.0.
The Battle of HWY 20: the Badgers vs. the Bulldogs

On December 12, the Badgers hit the road to take on their rivals, the Ainsworth Bulldogs. The Lady Dawgs took a 12-9 lead in the first quarter. By halftime, it was a 4-point game, 20-16. The Lady Badgers put up a fight, but the Bulldogs pulled away, scoring 26-15 in the second half winning the game with a score of 46-31.