Weekly update from the Valentine Police Department

Congratulations to Marie, Merriah and Jeff, our radio month grand prize winners!

Several places opening in June as restrictions are eased.

NSR is increasing recreational access and opened the visitor center in Valentine, Nebraska

Courthouse open to the public June 1st with some restrictions.

Emergency Meeting on May 27th at 3 pm for the Cherry County Board of Commissioners

Weekly update from the Valentine Police Department

Sparks River Road continues to be under construction.

First come, first serve camping opening up in many areas including Smith Falls on May 22.

The mass testing event in Valentine on May 13th resulted in no new positive coronavirus cases.

Limited emergency funding for local businesses that did not qualify for PPP funds or EIDL funding from the Small Business Administration.

Saturday May 16 at 2 pm CT will be the Senior Sidewalk Salute, virtual ceremony at 4 pm CT.

Special Meeting on May 21st of 2 pm for the Cherry County Board of Commissioners

RST President Rodney Bordeaux announced a lock down for the entire RST community starting at 12:01 am 5/14.

Planned outage from 9 am -1 pm CT affecting Valentine west substation.

Weekly update from the Valentine Police Department

Those showing symptoms of COVID-19 must sign up in advance using web link.

RVs will be allowed to camp but no tents after May 20th at area state campgrounds.

RST President Rodney Bordeaux announced a lockdown in Spring Creek Communinty due to Covid 19.

Weekly update from the Valentine Police Department

Valentine Economic Development has issued a survey through the Valentine Chamber of Commerce to determine help for businesses.

Updated statement from Tribal President Rodney Bordeaux says new restrictions will take effect May 8th.

Nebraska Health officials says there could be risk to Cherry County residents due to movement of a COVID 19 positive person from Todd County.

NCAP joining in #GivingTuesdayNow.

Weekly update from the Valentine Police Department

The Rosebud Sioux Tribe extends RST office closures until May 29th for non-essential personnel.

As of Tuesday, Nebraska has approved 23,477 loans totaling just shy of $3 billion as part of the Pay Check Protection Program.

Retail sales were down slightly this past January compared to a year earlier.

NCDHD reported zero confirmed COVID-19 results from the recent National Guard testing event in Holt County.

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln has offered more than 5,500 university-wide scholarships.

Weekly update from the Valentine Police Department

Six Valentine High School Seniors are Awarded Foundation Scholarships.

Stolen trailer was recovered, but information still being sought on suspects.

Additional information on upcoming donation opportunity scheduled for Wednesday, April 29th.

Weekly update from the Valentine Police Department

Online educational resources available through Nebraska State Education Association.

Join us on KVSH and www.kvsh.com for Easter messages from area churches this Sunday.

New doctor coming to Valentine to practice in May.

Governor Pete Rickets expects COVID 19 peak at the end of April, declares East Sunday as day of prayer.

Upcoming donation opportunity scheduled for Wednesday, April 29th.

Weekly update from the Valentine Police Department

Niobrara National Scenic River Is Modifying Operations
To Implement Local Health Guidance.

A list of websites to show latest COVID-19 information

Antelope, Arthur, Boyd, Brown, Cherry, Holt, Hooker, Keya Paha, Knox, Lincoln, Logan, McPherson, Pierce, Rock, and Thomas counties now included in DHM.

Commissioners discussed COVID-19 and FEMA at their regular meeting.

Highways 83 and 97 are continuing to be threatened by high water tables.

Man gains brief freedom while being transported to Valentine for court appointment.

Weekly update from the Valentine Police Department

RST calling for shelter-in-place, curfew after 10 pm and barring minors from being outside without guardian.

Those in need are encouraged to continue to attend meetings, which are now offered online and by calling in.

Northwest Community Action Partnership remains committed to serving communities.

Zoom meetings being offered at 8 pm CT on March 31 and April 2

Blood supplies hit low numbers because of Covid 19.

Weekly update from the Valentine Police Department

FEMA provided KVSH Radio with this list of myths about the Corona virus or Covid-19

Businesses are invited to call in beginning at 10:30 CT on Monday to discuss hours/closures.

Emergency Meeting today, March 20 at 3:30 pm

Starting Friday afternoon only essential personnel will the allowed at Cherry County Hospital.

Weekly update from the Valentine Police Department

Reminder of blood drive Thursday, March 5th.

Rotary Club holding fish fry fundraiser on March 6th at BOLO Beer Co.

Highway 97 work at MM 108-110 has been postponed.