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Centennial Hall Historical Museum, located at 3rd and Macomb in Valentine, is proud to unveil newly installed windows, thanks to a generous grant from the Pestel Charitable Foundation. Three more windows have been purchased and installed, bringing fresh light and improved protection to this 128-year-old treasure.

Blessings to all of you who support St. John’s Food Pantry! We appreciate the donations that have allowed us to continue to keep the pantry doors open. Please keep our little pantry in your prayers.

0-5 Stick Horse Barrels – first place, George Shadbolt; second place, Mavis Shadbolt. Sheep Riding – first place, George Shadbolt; second place, Monte Easton; third place, Richard Easton.

The 2025 Cody-Kilgore Alumni Reunion was held Friday, May 23. 2025 at Cody, NE. Approximately 75 people were in attendance. T. J. Schneider, Class of 1998, was the guest speaker. Classes that ended in four or five were honored as Cody-Kilgore hosts their Alumni Banquet every two years.

Sometimes health care organizations argue they should only pay the cost of a transit fare to connect people to non-emergency medical transportation. The health care industry is based on a model where – for those with insurance – customers pay only a portion of the cost at the time of service. The full cost of care is supported by premiums and, often, employer or public subsidy.

Becky Patton and Laura Bad Bear visited Becky’s uncle, Ross Brewer at the Gordon Nursing Home last week. Dean and Sheryl Noteboom enjoyed supper at Dick and Lois Schneiders Friday night, and attended TCHS class reunion in Mission Saturday.

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Michael L. Cravatt, Ooltewah, TN.

JUNE 16, 2025 (LINCOLN, NE) — The Nebraska State Patrol has issued the following statement regarding rumors surrounding the ongoing investigation into multiple shootings of public officials in Minnesota.

Teen substance use trends are always changing, and staying informed can help parents have better conversations with their kids. The good news? Teen substance use is at an all-time low! According to the Monitoring the Future survey, fewer teens are drinking, vaping, or using drugs compared to previous years.