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Moore is new Executive Chamber Director

The Board of Directors of the Valentine Chamber of Commerce are pleased to announce the addition of Jenny Moore as Executive Director. She joins the Chamber after long-term Director Dean Jacob’s resignation in late 2023.

Gratitude for the blizzard that wasn’t

We can be ever so grateful for the blizzard that wasn’t, and equally as grateful for the moisture that we did get out of it. Forecasters said between three and 17 inches of snow could fall with winds gusting up to 60 mph for the storm coming through March 23-25, but were uncertain of the exact path - which ended up southeast of Cherry County, where Arnold received 16 inches of snow.

April is Stress Awareness Month

With April being Stress Awareness Month and money, the economy and health issues proving to be American’s biggest stressors last year, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2024s Most and Least Stressed States, as well as expert commentary, to identify where Americans can best take care of their mental health and which states are in need of improvement.

Valentine Community Schools/ Cody-Kilgore honor roll

5th Grade High Honor Roll: Lily Alvarez, Banks Beebout, Ty Benson, Haile Benzing, Elise Brown, Wade Daugherty, Syerra Dawson, Veda Dent, Ella Eggert, Tilden Foster, Caden Gale, Edward Hilderhoff, Emma Homan, Mackenzie Huggins, Ava Jones, Cruz Joseph, Laylah Marshall, Darby Murphy, Tatiana Oppliger, Eli Ormesher, Anderson Rowan, Lachynda Scott, Takorah Tinant, Tagon Wenig, Amelia Wonnenberg.

April 1 snowfall!

Going into the upcoming weekend, we will be glad to have gotten this moisture - even though it came as snow! Which also waited until after Easter celebrations. While the snow has tapered off, and is falling a few flakes at a time by now, it was snowing like flaky biscuits earlier in the day, Monday, April 1, 2024.

Grand Island Council of Catholic Women’s annual Spring Assembly to be held

Igniting Holiness in Ordinary Families will be the theme for the upcoming Grand Island Council of Catholic Women’s annual Spring Assembly, to be held April 15-16 at the Broken Bow Cobblestone Hotel. Join us for two days of inspirational speakers, Mass with the Bishop, fun, door prizes, and a style show.

Evoke positive emotions by adding the Pantone color of the year to your garden

Add a warm, cozy feel to this year’s gardens with the 2024 Pantone Color of the Year, Peach Fuzz. It was selected for generating a feeling of kindness and tenderness and encouraging sharing, community, and collaboration. Consider including this color in your garden to convey these emotions or as a good excuse to add more plants to your landscape.

Lakeview/Crookston

Jean Burge Gregory and LaCosta Jackson, Lillica, Ivy and Judah traveled to Council Bluffs last weekend where Lillica and other members of the Heart City Dance competition team competed. Lavern and Pauline Lanz went to Rapid City last week and met her sister, Marlene, as well as Derek and Andrea Lanz from Minnesota.