Former Valentine chamber director found guilty, sentenced for disturbing the peace

The former executive director of the Valentine Chamber of Commerce has been sentenced to jail after being convicted of disturbing the peace.

July 6, 2026Updated: July 6, 2026

By Michael Shively

Former Valentine chamber director found guilty, sentenced for disturbing the peace

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