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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

Sign up to become a pen pal in the Ag in The Classroom program

Elsmere – Anita Keys of Elsmere has been an Ag Pen Pal with students at Randolph Elementary in Randolph, for several years. This year Anita has been exchanging letters with fourth graders taught by Stephanie Harder..
Nebraska Tourism Award given to Broken Spoke

National Tourism week was highlighted when Nebraska Tourism and Cherry County Tourism presented the Outstanding Frontline Employee Award to Whitney Mayhew of Broken Spoke in Valentine. As the Cherry County Tourism Director, Regina Osburn had the opportunity to nominate a business who puts Nebraska first and filled out the application for Mayhew.
Electronic collection was met with great success!

The RC&D Electronic Recycling Collection held Tuesday, May 4, in Valentine was deemed a great success by Executive Director of the Nebraska Recycling Council Heather Creevan. “Our goal was to collect CRT TVs along with the normal electronic collection. Valentine had a great success!! Our Nebraska Environmental Trust grant was focused on collecting those old heavy TV’s that we probably aren’t using anymore. But it is hard to find a way to recycle. The grant afforded the opportunity for people to get rid of up to two TV’s per household for free. And by the results, those in and around Valentine were waiting for this opportunity.”
HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY

In what has had to have been one of the toughest years for moms the world over...wishing you a very happy Mother’s Day! The year of COVID-19 had every mother protecting her young ones, teaching them at home, preparing meals, and shopping with stealth; all to keep her family healthy and happy! Yeah...there were times that a tongue was flipped out in exasperation. Prayerfully this year will be better! Photo by Laura Vroman.
Powers residency creates rhythm and music

The Valentine Area Arts Council was excited to bring Mark Powers back to the Valentine Community Schools. Mark worked with kids in the Valentine Elementary School, VMS, VHS, and Zion Lutheran School. Grace Lutheran and homeschool students were also included during the sessions at Zion Lutheran.
Boys Golf results

The Badger Golf Team golfed on a cold and windy day, Tuesday, April 13, 2021 at Fredrick Peak and came away with a team score of 205 against Ainsworth. Individually, Kane Fowler was the dual champion with 45.