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March 31, 2026 In accordance with Nebraska Revised Statute 23-122, and in the interest of saving property taxes, this publication is not the complete record. The complete record is available to the public within ten working days in the Cherry County Clerk’s Office. The official minutes are available to the public in the Cherry County Clerk’s Office after approval by the County Board.

The Valentine High School gym was filled to the brim with excitement, laughter, and proud smiles as families, friends, and community members gathered for this year’s Junior-Senior Promenade. With a dazzling Hollywood theme, the evening truly sparkled from start to finish, setting the stage for a memorable night for students and spectators alike.

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As high school students across the country take advantage of early access to college credit, a growing number are turning to dual enrollment programs that offer a direct, affordable path into college and careers.

The FFA Banquet will be held April 28 at the Cherry County Fairgrounds, with supper beginning at 6:00 p.m. The evening will celebrate and highlight the many accomplishments of FFA members throughout the past year.

Washington, D.C., April 7, 2026 – USDA’s Research, Education, and Economics Under Secretary Dr. Scott Hutchins announced the launch of the USDA National Proving Grounds Network for AgTech (NPG-Ag), a nationwide initiative designed to rigorously evaluate agricultural technologies under real-world U.S. farming and ranching conditions.

Fresh spring growth is a welcome sight for producers looking for animal forage. However, lush spring growth may be the perfect condition for a case of grass tetany. While turn out may be a ways off, mitigating this risk starts now.

Spring is a time when we might be considering seeding some grass for pasture, hay or just to establish permanent plant cover for wildlife habitat. In some cases, this may involve attempting to improve or renovate an existing stand or establishing grass on former cropland or a disturbed site.

Spring has officially arrived. Crabapples and flowering pears are nearing full bloom, and tulips and daffodils are putting on a colorful show. But not everything popping up this time of year is welcome. Henbit and dandelions may be thriving, but they’re not exactly the spring flowers most homeowners want in their lawns.

According to Clara Live - Valentine Special Feeder Sale set 18 barn records, seven national records, and best seven weight sale in U.S. history by $20.