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Valentine’s Day Chili Cook-off

What are you going to be doing Monday, February 14, 2022? How about this wonderful suggestion? Participating in the Raising of the Heart and the dropping of ping-pong balls at the Cherry County Fairgrounds at 4:00 p.m. This Valentine Chamber of Commerce activity has been around for a few years, and there will be many fun prizes.

Nebraska eyes loan forgiveness program for teacher shortage

LINCOLN, (AP)-Nebraska school leaders asked state lawmakers on Tuesday to create a student-loan forgiveness program to help nudge more people into the profession, which has suffered major losses during the pandemic.

Lawmakers push for funding for missing Indigenous role

PIERRE, SD (AP)-A bipartisan group of South Dakota House lawmakers on Friday recommended a pair of proposals to fund a position in the attorney general's office to coordinate law enforcement investigations into the disappearance and murder of Indigenous people.

Nebraska hospital system to resume delayed surgeries

OMAHA, (AP)-A Nebraska hospital system has announced it will begin resuming non-emergency surgeries and procedures that had been postponed last month due to a surge in COVID-19 cases. Beginning Monday, Nebraska Medicine will move out of its “crisis standard of care” plan enacted on January 13, the health system said in a statement Friday.

A tender love story of devotion

One of the greatest love stories ever told came out of a southern Bible college. The president was a godly man who dearly loved his wife. His students honored him and he taught them the Bible. But the life lesson he taught them about loving was far more impactful than anyone could have dreamed. He made a choice--which eventually led to him modeling the greatest life lesson of love that those students could ever observe.

What would we do without women?

The cover of a magazine caught my attention. I usually don’t have any interest in reading publications for women but I couldn’t help but notice the cover of this particular magazine.

Gov. Ricketts announces revision to Directed Health Measure

LINCOLN – Governor Pete Ricketts announced that the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has revised its Directed Health Measure (DHM) for Nebraska Medical Center (NMC) issued on January 13, 2022.

Fire begins near Thatcher Street

Monday, January 31, 2022 was a Red Flag warning day - one of several recently, with high winds, low humidity, and no snow cover to speak of. Shortly after 5:00 p.m.

Valentine High School Weekly Calendar

Thursday, February 10 Army Recruiter here over lunch period Quiz Bowl practice after school JV/V Girls & Boys Basketball at Bassett 4:00 p.m. dismiss 1:30 p.m.