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The City of Valentine was the target of an $800,000 fraud in October KVSH News often reminds our listeners to be weary of scam calls and emails that come from dishonest individuals who are out to get your information, use your identity, and ultimately get your money. While individuals are often the target of these scams, businesses and even government entities are not immune from fraud. Following up on a listener tip, KVSH Radio learned that in late October, the City of Val

Chadron State College hosted its annual Scholastic Contest Oct. 21 featuring tests, meals, and various campus activities. Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wyoming high school students had an opportunity to showcase their academic talents while experiencing life on the CSC campus. A total of 857 students completed 1,296 academic tests across a variety of subject areas. Stevens High School of Rapid City, South Dakota, claimed first in Division I of CSC’s 63rd Scholastic Contest. Sid

Jenalee Garwood of Valentine helps represent Nebraska in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Nebraska 4-H youth showcased their horticulture knowledge and public speaking skills at the 92nd National Junior Horticulture Association (NJHA) Convention in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Nebraska participants earned recognition in national competitions, including a national championship in the Speaking of Horticulture Contest. Four Nebraska youth — Nathan Brhel of Fairfield, Aidan Choat of St. Edward, Jena