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Cody News

After a gloomy, windy week, a gorgeous day dawned on May 17 for the area graduations. Cody-Kilgore graduated 13 this year at 10:00 a.m.

How can we help with access to healthcare? Continued...

Bringing to you another week and another idea of how Open Plains Transit and public transportation services can assist communities? As mentioned last week, anyone who has collaborated with me knows how dedicated I am to individuals having access to all types of care.

Summer Meals begin May 27

Valentine Community Schools will once again be providing free lunches to children during the summer at the Valentine High School parking lot. There are no income requirements or registration. Any child under age 18 may come and get a free lunch.

Lakeview Area News

A good crew came together Thursday at the Lakeview Church grounds to help with clean up. Mowing, trimming, and making repairs was done, and much appreciated! Duane and Janet Cady enjoyed a visit on Friday from their granddaughter, Britni Maiser, and her daughter Sawyer from Alliance.

Patrols to focus on reducing alcohol related accidents

Through August, Nebraska Game and Parks Commission conservation officers will conduct special enforcement patrols focusing on state recreation areas and other Commission-managed properties throughout the state.

Cherry County Court News

Buzz Arcoren, North Platte, NE. Disturbing the peace, $250 fine, $50 costs Chief Miller.

BLOTTER

During the week of May 18 - 24, no arrests were reported by the Valentine Police Department. Officers responded to 41 calls for service, including: • 18 traffic stops • 3 reported suspicious persons or vehicles • 2 animal complaints • 1 non-injury vehicle accident • 1 theft.

Visit Nebraska awarded Roshone with Outstanding Frontline Employee Award

In celebration of National Travel and Tourism Week, Visit Nebraska recognized seven employees from across the state with the Outstanding Frontline Employee Award. This award honors individuals who go above and beyond while interacting with travelers and locals.

Celebrating fellow emergency services during EMS Week!

This year we would like to extend our gratitude to our fellow emergency services. In 2024, Cherry County Hospital Ambulance responded to 556 calls. Many of these calls include the additional services and support of law enforcement, fire departmentsandmanyotherbehind the scenes agencies.