Listen Live Now

Thanks For Your Patience! Around 12:25 or so, the KVSH Radio over-the-air signal went down. Our broadcast was back up by about 2:45 Friday afternoon. If something happens to our over-the-air signal in the future, listeners are advised to listen to our live stream here at kvsh.com or by using the simple radio app on your mobile device. Thanks again for your patience and for listening to KVSH Radio!

At Valentine Livestock on Thursday afternoon they auctioned off a handmade wooden tractor trailer rig made by Swede Lolley of White River. For the past several years Swede has crafted things like cattle pots to heavy machinery and donated proceeds to the Sandhills Cancer Fund. Do date his creations have generated over $48,000 for the cancer fund. This year the cattle hauling rig was purchase for $8,500 by Young's Western Wear, Connealy Angus, Security First Bank and Valentine

Several Republican candidates visited Valentine this morning during a campaign swing around the state. Former state senator Julie Slama hosted the event with Congressman Adrian Smith, Senator Pete Rickets and State Treasurer Joey Spellerberg. Slama touched on her adamant support for prohibiting boys in girls sports which is on the ballot. Spellerberg said he will focus on returning unclaimed property to citizens and would stress financial literacy beginning in youth. He state