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VHS students listed on the Valentine High School Honor Roll include the following. The * denotes a 93 percent or higher.

VMS Honor Roll Fifth grade: Emily Benson, Tyson Cochran, Leo Driving Hawk, Noah Kloppel, Brantley Liddy, Ryker Liddy, Keenan Preitauer. Sixth grade: Lily Alvarez, Ava Jones, Evr Ohlmann, Louise Turkey, Tagon Wenig.

Cherry Hills Estates Assisted Living and Independent Senior Apartments hosted a Ladies Tea to honor women that live here and the friends and family they invited to attend. Each table was adorned with beautiful pink bouquets.

Today, one in four Native families faces food insecurity, something that limited transportation only worsens. The distant and often rugged terrains of areas like the Rosebud and Pine Ridge Reservations can present significant barriers. Roads in disrepair and sparse transportation options may contribute to high unemployment rates, food silos and decreased health outcomes, just as they do in some of the most remote and frontier regions of our state.

Lavern and Pauline Lanz spent a week in Las Vegas where they visited their daughter Darby, and saw Hamilton. After their return they had appointments in Rapid City, then traveled to Minneapolis for their grandsons baseball games and Lincoln’s spring concert.

Finally, finally, our Sandhills has been blessed with rain! My weatherman hubby recorded 4.69” down here on the river south of Cody for the month of May – half an inch above normal! The rain held off, for the most part, for the majority of the Circle C activities on Saturday the 24th. Many thanks to the Circle C Committee, who put in countless hours planning and organizing the day.

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Cybercriminals are finding new ways around multi-factor authentication Phishing attacks — where scammers try to trick you into giving up your login information — have been around for decades. To fight back, many businesses added Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).

LINCOLN, NE – Governor Jim Pillen announced his appointment of Chief Bryan Waugh as the next superintendent for the Nebraska State Patrol. He will assume his duties on June 2. Waugh replaces Colonel John Bolduc, who is retired May 4.

During the week of May 25 - 31, the following arrests were made by the Valentine Police Department: • On May 30 at approximately 2:00 a.m., a traffic stop near the intersection of 3rd and Cherry Streets lead to the arrest of a 21 year old South Dakota woman on the charge of Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol. • On May 30, at approximately 6:00 p.m., an officer observed a vehicle speeding on 5th Street.