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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

RC&D highlights recycling projects

The North Central RC&D met in Bassett. Highlights include the success of the Tire Amnesty project held in Cherry County in April. The RC&D received funding from Nebraska Department of Energy and Environment; 297 tons of tires were gathered and will now be recycled. The North Central District Health Department is applying for a Tire Amnesty grant for two locations in the RC&D area so we are supporting their project. The RC&D is applying for household hazardous waste collections for 2022.
Lightning causes several fires

Lightning can be sneaky and start fires before anyone knows what’s happened. So, on a perfectly normal, comfortable day, it may not be uncommon for our firefighters to be called out on what they’d determine later was a lightning fire.
Heroes behind the scenes

I've read every article about the best places to work, or greatest jobs to aspire to. I've never seen a jail, or a dispatch center listed. It takes a special kind of person just to start a job in this type of environment, let alone keep it for a length of time. Corrections and Dispatch professions have notoriously high turnover rates, and for good reason. A person must have a certain mental fortitude to have any success in this environment. If the long hours, holiday - night - weekend work, and demanding environment don't get to you... The constant threat of physical and psychological warfare in the jail will, and the inherent critical situations will stack up on you as a dispatcher. No matter how well you compartmentalize, there will still always be calls and incidents that stick with you. Bottom line is, there are some great people working here that make a not so happy environment more than bearable. We take pride in serving our community and hope to do so for a long time to come.
Riding for The Brand

Shadows highlight Green Street where the Cherry County Parade brought Fun back to the Fair, Thursday, August 12, 2021. There were many who chose to join the parade float Riding for The Brand - for Jesus Christ. The pickup pulled a trailer with people that didn’t utilize motorized methods, then there were kids on bicycles, adults on motorcycles, tractors, and finally those on horseback. After the parade, a non denominational Cowboy Church service was held at the Valentine Sale Barn.
Watch trick roper Joan Wells at the Cherry County Fair!

Come out to the Cherry County Fairgrounds this Friday, August 13, 2021, and see trick roper, Joan Wells. She will be performing a 20 minute routine at 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., on the stage in the pavilion.
Storm threats, haze, cancel Public Star Party night

The Sandhills Cattle Association is once again teaming up with the Sandhills Affiliate of the Nebraska Cattlemen’s and the Nebraska Cattlemen’s Cow/Calf Council to bring you the 2nd annual Fall Feeder Calf Preview. Take a peaceful drive with friends and stop at some of the premier ranches and best feeder calves the Sandhills has to offer.