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The String Beans!

The String Beans are coming back to Valentine! The performance is Monday, July 24, at 6:00 p.m., at the Valentine High School Auditorium. This event is free to the public. A free will donation will be taken at the door.

Come and play with us!!! Be a part of the band for the Cherry County Fair Parade!!

We’re getting the band back together and WE NEED YOU! Mrs. Springer and Mrs. Rhoades would like to invite students, community members,bandandflagcorpsmembers past and present to join them in playing in the Cherry County Fair Parade on August 10, 2023, at 7:00 p.m. Rehearsals will begin on July 25 at 7:00 p.m., in the high school band room.

Girl Scout Carnival - Take Two! July 20, 2023 at Ecology Park

Just because it’s a plan for you and the community, doesn’t mean that weather conditions can change that plan. Which was the case Thursday, July 13, 2023, when the Girl Scouts held their carnival to raise funds for a swing at Ecology Park, and it began to pour rain.

Celebrating 30 years of Nebraska Star Parties!

Only Mother Nature will know for sure if the splendid, dark skies will be visible over Merritt Reservoir due to the smoky haze that’s drifted down to our area from the wildfires in Canada.However,miraclesdohappen everyday!

Remember to share your alumni photos!

Remember to send your alumni class reunion photos to: editor@valentinenews.com along with identification so they can be featured in an upcoming edition of the Valentine Midland News. , 7.

Master Gardener tips

Have you tried growing sweet potatoes in your garden? We’re giving it a second try. Why? Because we like eating them, and a tuberous root started to sprout before I cooked it. Early spring is the time to start sweet potatoes from plants called “slips.’ Order slips or make your own. Slips can be started by taking a disease-free, fully-grown sweet potato from last year’s crop or the supermarket, mine came from the supermarket.

Still time to plant and enjoy beets

Beets are one vegetable you can purchase most months of the year but those you grow yourself taste the best. The good news is there is still time to grow your own this season.