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St. Nicholas Catholic Church in Valentine to host

The St. Nicholas Right to Life Ministry invites area residents and families to attend a Celebration of Life presentation by Heart of a Child Ministries on Sunday, September 20, at 6:00 p.m.

Lady Badgers place second at North Platte

Second place in North Platte for the Lady Badger Golfers with a team score of a 429. Three of the five varsity girls placed in the top 15.

The Magic of Homecoming!

This year’s theme is The Magic of Homecoming with a Disney twist. Magic of Homecoming will hit the VHS hallways beginning September 20, with the Badger Booster Powder Puff Football and Dudes at the Net Volleyball at 4:00 p.m., at the high school.

Final installment of IFYE experience in Switzerland

Hoi (Hello), from Switzerland! I have had the opportunity to learn firsthand about the country’s dairy industry after moving to my third host family that live in yet a different canton of Switzerland ~ Zurich. Brown Swiss cattle are the breed of choice on this Swiss dairy, allowing me to experience a hands on and unique approach to this country’s dairy industry.

Healthy habits during busy seasons

Busy schedules can make healthy habits harder, but small choices add up. Quick meals Keep easy, healthy options available: • Sandwiches or wraps • Fruits and vegetables • Trail mix • Yogurt or protein snacks • Make-ahead meals Prioritize sleep Rest improves focus, safety, and energy.

Radicle Growth and U.S. Corn Growers announce winners of the Radicle Corn Challenge

September 10, 2026 ~ Omaha, NE - Radicle Growth announced Citroniq and Future Origins as the winners of The Radicle Corn Challenge Sponsored by U.S. Corn Farmers during the Bio Innovations North America conference in Omaha, NE on September 9. The global competition, launched in January 2026, was created to identify and support companies developing breakthrough technologies that create significant new demand for corn beyond traditional food, feed and fuel markets. The Challenge attracted applicants from around the world working to transform corn and corn-derived feedstocks into higher-value products across industrial, chemical, materials and emerging bioeconomy applications.

Plant now for spring color

Who doesn’t love seeing the first tulips, daffodils, or crocuses pop up in the spring? After a long Nebraska winter, those first flowers are a welcome sign that warmer days are finally on the way. While spring may seem like the logical time to plant spring-flowering bulbs, fall is actually the perfect time to get them in the ground.

Shrinkflation

Every time you go shopping, especially at the grocery store, what product costs more every time you need to purchase it? Every time. Nowadays that means “about everything,” but the one thing that gets higher and higher and soon to be out-of-reach (hope not) and direly needed in nearly every home, is none other than toilet paper.

Lakeview News

Rick and Kitty Vander Wey left Friday for vacation at the WJ Ranch (Greg and Jan Schiferl) at Fordyce, NE. They attended a concert by The Isaacs that evening, and spent Saturday jamming with other musical friends and poets. That evening they performed two songs during a concert for the public. They returned home Sunday after participating in Cowboy Church.