Where will Valentine’s next well go? Council approves test drilling bid

The Valentine City Council on Thursday approved a bid from Sargent Irrigation to drill and test up to four wells, as the city deals with two wells out of service because of water quality concerns.

November 13, 2026Updated: November 13, 2026

By Casey Wonnenberg

Where will Valentine’s next well go? Council approves test drilling bid

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