Valley City, North Dakota is the county seat of Barnes County, and the twelfth largest city in North Dakota. The city is known for its many bridges over the Sheyenne River, including the Hi-Line Railroad Bridge, which was built between 1906 and 1908. Valley City is west of Tower City, along I-94.
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Operated through Valley City State University, the library owns books, DVDs, electronic books, and other materials and resources, and can arrange for interlibrary loans. Featured is research advice, an overview of its services, and general library information.
http://library.vcsu.edu/
Maintained by the Valley City Convention & Visitors Bureau and the Sheyenne River Valley National Scenic Byway Committee, the site features tourist information relating to Valley City, North Dakota and the surrounding Sheyenne River Valley, including its bridges, parks, outdoor recreation facilities and programs, shopping, dining and lodging facilities.
http://www.hellovalley.com/
Initiated by the faculty and students of Valley City State University, the project expanded to involve the larger community, the thirty-acre park features two solar calendars, Native American burial grounds, a solar system model, scenic trails, and other woodland nature trails and overlooks in or near Valley City, North Dakota.
http://medicinewheel.vcsu.edu/
In operation since 1928, MH located in Valley City, North Dakota, and is part of Catholic Health Initiatives. Its location, programs, services and providers are discussed, along with hospital hours, a map and directions to the facilities, and a calendar of events.
http://www.mercyhospitalvalleycity.org/
Taking place at the North Dakota Winter Show Event Center in Valley City, North Dakota, the agricultural show is held annually in March, providing agricultural information and resources to participants of all ages, and attracting exhibitors and visitors from several states and Canada. Its schedules, sponsorship data, and an online store are featured.
http://www.northdakotawintershow.com/
Meeting at its facilities on 3rd Street NW in Valley City, North Dakota, the congregation is associated with the Evangelical Church in America. Its ministries and missions are outlined, and a weekly service and program schedule, church calendar, and staff listings are posted to the site.
http://www.oursaviorsvc.org/
Affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, the congregation meets at its facilities in Valley City, North Dakota. Service information and schedules are published to the site, along with a church newsletter, event calendar, photographs, and contacts.
http://www.trinitylutheran-valleycity.org/
Valley City / Barnes County Public Library
Situated on North Central Avenue in Valley City North Dakota, the public library serves the people of Valley City and Barnes County. Its location, hours of operation, hours of operation, and schedules are posted to the site.
http://vcbclibrary.areavoices.com/
Headquartered in Valley City, North Dakota, VCPS offers a K-12 public school curriculum through Jefferson Elementary School, Washington Elementary School, and the Valley City Junior/Senior High School campuses. Campus details and schedules are posted, with information about its academic and athletic programs, a school newspaper, and accreditation process.
http://www.valley-city.k12.nd.us/
Founded in 1890, and located in Valley City, North Dakota, the institution of higher learning is part of the North Dakota University System. Its admissions policies and procedures, academic degree programs and courses, athletics program, and distance learning programs are outlined.
http://www.vcsu.edu/
Published in Valley City, North Dakota, the newspaper offers news, sports and other features for the communities of Valley City, Barnes County, and the surrounding area. Much of its content is available in its web edition, and customers may subscribe for carrier or mail delivery of its print publication.
http://www.times-online.com/
Known as the “City of Bridges”, Valley City is the county seat of Barnes County. Contacts for the city commission, administrative offices, and departments are posted on the official municipal site, along with a guide to city services, doing business in Valley City, and tourism within the local area.
http://www.valleycity.govoffice.com/
