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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

Valentine FFA State results

Proficiency Results Taylor Battershaw, first in Agricultural Education. Malika Monroe, first in Outdoor Recreation.
Minnechaduza Creek Bridge construction plan

Nebraska Department of Transportation held an open house Thursday, March 23, from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. at Mid Plains Community College to hear comments on the replacement of the Minnechaduza Creek Bridge on Highway 12, which is approximately three miles east of Valentine.
Really, Mother Nature?

Many were shaking their heads over the forecast last week when NOAA Weather said up to 20 inches of snow, blustery winds, and below zero wind chills. The good news for those who were definitely “over winter,” the storm only left behind some ice rather than the forecasted snow. Schools had a late start Tuesday, April 4, 2023, and the roads were definitely slippery. Pictured above is the scenic overlook with approximately a quarter inch of ice on the pines.
Christ is risen!

Sunday, April 9, 2023, Easter was celebrated with a candy hunt at the Valentine City Park, at 1:00 p.m. Sponsored by Leo Brinda Post #90, candy was hidden by the Easter Bunny for youth to find.
Students compete for scholarships at 54th annual Inter-High Day

About 440 students from 23 area high schools competed for scholarships and other prizes during the 54th annual Inter-High Day at North Platte Community College. The scholastic contest was spread across NPCC’s north and south campuses.
Cherry-Todd buys Trucker Sno-Cat to help their members

Cherry-Todd Electric Coop Member Services Manager Chris Rahn said, “We bought this machine so we can better serve our members during extreme weather conditions like we just experienced, along with more system upgrades, pole testing, pole changes and line rebuilds to name a few.”