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Revving Up Safety: NDOT Joins in Speeding Awareness Week to Promote Safer Roads

Badgers place fourth at West Holt Invite
VHS Choir to perform Spring Concert April 22
VHS Boys Golf earns first place

Learn about pioneer Grace Snyder through Nebraska Humanity speakers

The Valentine Book Club, in conjunction with Nebraska Humanities, and the Valentine Library are pleased to bring you speakers Charlotte and Kevin Endorf who will share Grace Snyder’s story. She was a pioneer woman who lived in a sod house when her family homesteaded in 1885 to Custer County.
Happy Easter

Cody held an Easter Egg hunt at Cody Park, Saturday, March 30, 2024, at 11:00 a.m., with many in attendance. Among the 1,500 eggs were three GOLDEN ones that were for bikes donated by Security First Bank.
Badger Golf begins with cold and windy meet

The Badgers traveled to North Platte for their Invitational held Friday, March 22. Coach Devin Muirhead said it was cold and windy.
4-H First Lego League Robotics earned fourth place trophy at first championships in Nebraska

The Cherry County 4-H First Lego League Robotics team came home with a fourth place trophy in the robot performance category! This was out of 76 teams that gathered in Lincoln to compete in the First Lego league robotics championships of Nebraska. The youth had to program their robots to accomplish as many missions as possible in 2.5 minutes.
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.
He has risen!!!

The American Legion family helped the Easter Bunny hide 320 bags of candy at Ecology Park, Sunday, March 31, 2024. With only a handful of youth attending the annual hunt, there was plenty of candy to go around! The park was divided into sections for older kids, and the little kids in the center, with candy hidden on playground equipment.