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Nebraska Stories features blind hitting coach and animal whisperer

LINCOLN,(March 24, 2022) – A nationally recognized hitting coach may be legally blind, but he has set his sights on improving the swings of baseball and softball players using only his peripheral vision. His story is featured in the April 7 episode of Nebraska Public Media’s award-winning, local television series “Nebraska Stories.”

Valentine Education Association

The Valentine Education Association will be offering a $250 scholarship to a local college student. Applicants must be majoring in education and be a junior or senior in college for the 2022-2023 year. Applicants for this scholarship must submit a letter of application stating goals and reasons for majoring in education, as well as a resume with current GPA and two letters of reference. One reference letter should be from a school employee and the other from the community at large. The letters may be included with the application or mailed separately. If you have further questions, email Ronelle Kilmer at rkilmer@vcsbadger.net. Scholarship applications are due May 2, 2022, to Ronelle Kilmer, Valentine High School, 431 N. Green Street, Valentine, Nebraska 69201.

Valentine High School Weekly Calendar

Wednesday, March 30 Intro to Life at 4-H Building for all Sophomores 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Sophomores at end of Period 1 will meet in Commons to walk to 4-H Building Thursday, March 31 Boys Golf at Ainsworth 3:00 p.m.

Start this year’s garden preparation with a soil test

Growing a beautiful landscape starts with the soil under your feet. The best place to start building a healthy soil foundation is with a soil test. The results will tell you what type and how much, if any, fertilizer is needed for the plants you are growing. Using the right type and amount of fertilizer is also good for your budget and the environment.

LUNCH MENUS

Cody-Kilgore School Monday, April 4 - Breakfast: Cody -Tornado, cereal, toast, fruit, juice, and milk. Kilgore - Waffle sticks, cereal, toast, fruit, juice, and milk.

Potential Air Quality Impacts from Prescribed Burning in Kansas, Oklahoma Flint Hills

Lincoln – Current prescribed burning in Kansas and Oklahoma for the management of prairie and rangelands may affect the air quality in Nebraska. As a result, an advisory of possible moderate air impact has been issued for the evening of March 27 through the morning of March 28 for south and south central Nebraska.

Thank You

Thanks to my kids for the great birthday party and for all the family and friends who came. Thanks for the gift and visiting.