Articles from the November 7, 2018 edition
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County Approves New Veteran Service Officer
The Veterans Service Committee met with the Cheyenne County Commissioners Monday, announcing their choice for a new county Veterans Service Officer. Cheyenne County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Fred...
Election Day
Sidney election officials greeted a steady stream of voters at the Cheyenne County 4-H Building Tuesday. Sidney voters were set to choose new city council representatives in one of the few contested...
Local Residents Call for New Weed Management Plan
Warren Phelps didn’t waste any time with niceties. He pointedly said the county likewise shouldn’t waste money in its noxious weed management. Cheyenne County contracts it's noxious weed control...
USDA Grant Boosts SRMC Telehealth Program
Sidney Regional Medical Center and other Panhandle hospitals got a boost in providing advanced services with a telemedicine grant from USDA Rural Development. The $265,159 grant was announced last...
WNCC Aviation Maintenance Information Day Set
The aviation industry continues to grow in the United States. That means air traffic will continue to increase. And that means the need for aviation maintenance workers will be at an all-time high. Those interested in learning more about the...
Evening of Memories Set for Dec. 9
When a relationship is broken by death, memories linger. Sometimes the memories are shared as a way to keep the person alive in the heart. It is what draws friends and family together, and...
Lodgepole Lions Host Bean Feed
Lodgepole’s Lions Club is preparing to honor local veterans with a ham and bean soup supper with cornbread on Veteran’s Day. The supper will be at the Lodgepole Community Hall from 5-6:30 p.m. It is a free will event for the community and a...
County Recognized
Cheyenne County Clerk Beth Fiegenschuh presented Cheyenne County Commissioner Philip Sanders with a plaque recognizing Cheyenne County's support of the Nebraska Intergovernmental Risk Management...
Farmers, Ranchers Have a Voice in Local Farm Program Decisions
LINCOLN – Nebraska Farm Service Agency (FSA) State Executive Director Nancy Johner announced the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) began mailing ballots Monday to eligible agricultural producers for the 2018 FSA county committee elections....
Dowse Installed as Honored Queen of Job's Daughters
SIDNEY – Josie Dowse was installed as Honored Queen of Job's Daughters International, Bethel #25 for the Fall 2018 term. Other elected officers installed were Senior Princess, Raina Hartwig; Junior...
Making of a Championship Season
Sidney's Red Raider boy's cross country team won their first state championship title in the school's history this season. Cross country is a sport requiring intense preparation, mental toughness,...
Nebraska Game and Parks Briefs
Safely Enjoy Firearm Deer Hunting Season LINCOLN – The November firearm deer season is one of the most anticipated times of the year for Nebraska hunters. Despite the many opportunities across the state to harvest a deer this season, hunter safety...
Sidney Volleyball Season Ends
Sidney's Lady Raider volleyball team faced Grand Island North West in the B-6 District Finals on Saturday afternoon, and lost after a furious comeback from two sets down fell just short in the fifth s...
Peetz Blows lnto Six-Man Quarterfinals
Although entering the playoffs from the middle of the pack, Peetz showed it is still a team to be reckoned with, rolling over Flagler/Hi Plains 64-7 in the opening round of the Colorado Six-Man...
Sharon Lucille Vosika (Proper) - Obituary
Loving wife and dear mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother passed away in her sleep on October 31, 2018 in Salem, Oregon. She was born on February 25, 1938 in Sidney, Nebraska. She lived and...
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