Congratulations to those students achieving the Dean’s and President’s Lists.

Last week the Police Department responded to 73 calls for service, including 10 traffic stops, 4 animal complaints, 2 domestic disturbances, one report of harassment, and one cattle call.

The accident took place early Saturday morning on Hwy 20.

If you have a church service that needs to be added, contact us at 402-376-2400 or news@kvsh.com.
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The fire was first reported to be in a home on Hatchery Road. Once on scene, firemen reported the fire to be in an outbuilding.

Open Plains Transit still waiting for reimbursement from NDOT and government transportation funds.

The Heart Award is a special recognition to highlight those who have shown unwavering dedication, kindness, and a commitment to improving the lives of others.

Attorney General Mike Hilgers filed a major lawsuit in Lancaster County District Court against Change Healthcare alleging violations of Nebraska’s Consumer Protection and Data Security Laws.

Minimum wage will increase to 13.50 per hour starting January 1st.

Valentine music choir students received honors from Chadron and Kearney.

Valentine Bomgaars has chosen Cherry County Hospital’s oncology department to be the recipient of their donation in the amount of $1,355.45.

Weekly update from the Valentine Police Department

Sentencing is scheduled for February 21, 2025.

Kyle Arganbright was reappointed as council president, Brad Arnold voted vice president by Valentine City Councilmen.

The Badger Band and Choirs entertained at the South Dakota Capitol Building in Pierre this week.

Jason Rogers, 49 of Valentine faces three class 2A felony charges.

Weekly update from the Valentine Police Department

The report of a one vehicle accident east of Valentine came in just before 8am Sunday morning.

The Commissioners addressed the RAISE grant for Kilgore Road, the Valentine Children and Families Coalition, and more

The court affirmed the convictions and sentences on December 6th.

The Cherry County Commissioners will review the resignation along with the rest of the agenda during their regular meeting beginning at 10am Tuesday morning.

The old railroad bridge east of Valentine remained open, but Portions of the trail that were damaged 5 years ago were rebuilt.

The first time someone from the region won the crown.

The Salvation Army raises funds with bell ringers from Thanksgiving to Christmas Eve. Over 90% of funds raised is used locally.

Many hunters used the Telecheck system to check in deer this year.

Valentine One Act completes competitive season at Bridgeport.

The Chamber held the annual punch card contest to kick off the holiday shopping season

Watch for the KVSH Bowl Game Prediction Contest.

Firemen were on scene for about an hour

It was reported earlier that the Valentine Midland Newspaper would cease operations at the end of the year.

Several area communities saw a slight decrease in sales this September vs. last.

The Valentine Chamber gave out $500 in chamber Bucks for the promotion.

Area citizens encouraged to contact elected officials at all levels to stress importance of service to community.

The funds continue to grow for the new community theater.

Kim Burge is stepping down as director of the RC&D. Carla Stagemeyer was named the new director.

KVSH first learned of the issue midday Monday. Power was restored to customers by about 3pm.

A call came to Cherry County Dispatch referencing possible smoke in the cabin of a medical-air flight en route to pick up a patient in Rapid City, SD.

KVSH reaches over 1,000 followers and gives away Echo Dot device.

You can now submit nominations for the Hall of Fame to honor cowboys and cowgirls who have contributed to the Western Way of Life in our area.

Submit your own display or that of a friend or neighbor to win chamber bucks from KVSH and our sponsors.

No other damage was reported by the VFD.

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At the Cherry County Courthouse Wednesday, Casey Miller of Valentine was honored for stepping up to help in a time of crisis.

Local businesses are the ones that support our community, not Amazon or Walmart.

Unemployment rates remain pretty much steady with last month.

After winterkill two years ago, refuge lakes seem to be bouncing back, but most fish are still small.

The report of smoke coming from the structure was initially reported at about 4:30 Tuesday morning.

Chief Miller announced that her last day with the Valentine Police Department will be November 27th. Slama will hold the official title of “Chief” beginning November 28, 2024.
Photo from Slama’s 20th anniversary recognition in January 2024.

The Nebraska Sandhills Cowboy Hall of Fame honors those individuals who have made extraordinary contributions to the Western lifestyle of horse culture in the area of competition, business, or support of rodeo in the Sandhills of Nebraska.

Spectators braved the colder temperatures to vie the Parade of Lights on Saturday.

Source of loud bangs in the 900 block of North Moon Street was not located.

In Valentine December 5th from 9-10am and Ainsworth from 11-12.

KVSH Listeners are encouraged to contact your senators and congressmen to urge them to support AM Radio.

Now is the time to order trees from the MNNRD. Call 402-376-3241.

A change in ownership means there will be no access to Hudson lake at this time.

Dana Miller submited her resignation on Monday and will begin duties as a Game and Parks Law Enforcement Officer on December 14th.

Santa and his reindeer will kick off the day at 1pm at Security First Bank.

Weekly update from the Valentine Police Department

The tiebreaker went to West Holt for judges’ preference, giving Valentine runner up accolades.

Donations ranged from 50 dollars to $15,000 for a new theater in Valentine.

The next meeting will be December 12 at 6pm.

Jay D. Osburn of Cherry County roads received certification.

Several area communities saw a slight decrease in sales this August vs. last.

Area High School Sophomores will participate in life skills activities.

The weekly newspaper announced on Wednesday that it will cease publication after December 25, 2024. The print shop will remain.

Weekly update from the Valentine Police Department

The Foundation announced $93,000 in Community Grants and raised an estimated $30,000 for the future.

The memorial committee earned a much deserved “Job Well Done” from the community. Thank You!

The rental property, owned by Ed Bacon, was considered a total loss.

Jocelyn Jordan, Rylie Sexson, and Marybelle Ward have been chosen by the Nebraska Schools Activities Association to sing the National Anthem at a state sporting event this school year.
Pictured, left to right, Jocelyn, Marybelle and Rylie. Photo credit: Bethany Springer

VCS and Valentine City Council decided.

Weekly update from the Valentine Police Department

The Valentine Middle School Music presented ” Get Your Game On!” last evening at 7pm.

Most rural Nebraskans are at least somewhat concerned about their household’s cost of living.

Fire danger is still elevated but recent moisture and cooler temperatures have help drop fire danger.

The memorial will be held on Monday November 11, 2024, at 9AM.

The Foundation provides scholarships and community grants in the Sandhills region.