Articles from the February 2, 2023 edition
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Sidney is Bracing for Impact
With the United State Air Force's new intercontinental ballistic missile system expected to break ground in 2026, the cities of Sidney and Kimball are preparing for impacts from the multi-year...
Mr. Smith Calls From Washington
Nebraska's Senior Congressman, Representative Adrian Smith, was scheduled to visit Sidney earlier this month but his trip was canceled due to recent winter storms. The congressman, however,...
By sea or by air
Students who desire to serve their country as officers in the United States military have the opportunity to apply to the U.S. Military Academy, the Naval Academy, the Air Force Academy, the Coast...
Biblical Principles in the U.S. Constitution presented by The Joy Mission
The Joy Mission, 401 West 3rd Street, Julesburg, Colorado presents 10 Weeks of “Biblical Citizenship” a Civics Course focusing on Biblical Principles in the U.S. Constitution. Each Video Production by Rick Green, America’s Constitution Coach,...
Groundhog Day
On February 4, 1977, the band Fleetwood Mac released their record-selling "Rumours" album. Lindsey Buckingham and Christine McVie sang one of its songs, "Don't Stop." "If you wake up and don't want...
First Hearings
It's hearing season at the State Capitol! Every bill that gets introduced in the Unicameral Legislature gets a public hearing. Hearings for certain committees will last through the month of March....
Delta Dawn When the Light Comes On: Week Five
"Let patience have its perfect work that you may be complete and entire wanting nothing. If you lack wisdom, ask of God Who gives [it] liberally, without reproach (scolding or shame), and it will be...
Letter To The Editor
To the Sidney Sun-Telegraph, I just want to say how much I truly enjoy the turnaround of the paper. It is like a completely different paper! The front page is so cheerful and more than one time your headlines have made me chuckle because it is... Full story
Alladin Auditions
Auditions were held January 2, 2023 at Sidney High School for roles in the Missoula Children's Theater production of "Aladdin", sponsored in part by the High Plains Arts Council . Ninety-one...
Controlling and Using Snow
We're finally getting some decent moisture. Of course, it's the cold, fluffy stuff but moisture none the less. I hope you had planned for snow before winter as now may be too late to drive posts for a...
Farm Bureau Reminds Nebraskans to Claim Their Property Tax Relief During Tax Season
LINCOLN, NEB. – Nebraska Farm Bureau is reminding Nebraskans to claim their property tax relief through the state’s refundable income tax credit. The refundable income tax credit is considered property tax relief as the credit is based on...
Governor Pillen Signs Letter Condemning New WOTUS Rule
LINCOLN, NE – Today, Governor Jim Pillen joined 24 governors from across the nation in defending water rights and access for farmers, ranchers, developers, businesses, and landowners. The governors are requesting that President Joe Biden delay...
Wilmer D. Brauer
Wilmer D. Brauer, age 91, of Sidney, NE passed away at his home on Friday, January 13, 2023. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 A.M. on Friday, January 27, 2023 at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in...
William John Plummer
William John Plummer (Bill), age 89 of Farmington, New Hampshire, died January 11, 2023, at Birch Healthcare in Rochester, New Hampshire. Born July 18, 1933, in Portage, Pennsylvania. Son of Francis...
Betty Stubbs
Born 6/12/1942 in Lexington, NE. Died 1/26/2023 in Grand Island. Survived by husband of 62 years Dwight Stubbs, son Todd Stubbs, and daughter Tami (Stubbs) Harmon. Memorial service is February 25, 2023 at 11am at the United Methodist church in...
Mickey S. Uhrig
Mickey S. Uhrig, age 69, of Sidney, entered into eternal light on Wednesday, January 18, 2023 at Sidney Regional Extended Care. Memorial services will be held at 10:00 A.M. on Monday, February 13,...
Lady Raiders Breeze Through Three More Wins
Sidney's Lady Raider Girls Basketball team improved their record to 16-and-1 on the season with three easy wins over the past week. Starting on Tuesday, January 25, the Lady Raiders hosted Torrington...
Raiders Roll With Three More Wins
Sidney's Red Raider Basketball team improved their record to 13-and-4 on the season with three impressive wins over the past week. The first game on Tuesday, January 24, was a make-up game against...
Warriors Stay Undefeated With Three More Wins
Leyton's Warrior Boys Basketball team looks unstoppable as they piled on three more big wins by big margins, to move to 17-and-0 on the season. On Tuesday, January 24, the Warriors traveled to Banner...
Two Big Wins And A Tough Loss For Lady Warriors
Leyton's Lady Warrior Girls Basketball team lost a close 43-to-42 contest to Haxtun on Saturday, after two big wins earlier in the week. The Lady Warriors first traveled to Harrisburg to match up...
Coyotes GrrrrRip Colorado Teams
Potter-Dix's Coyote Boys Basketball team rebounded from a loss against rival Leyton in the MAC Tournament finals on January 21 with two big wins over Prairie and Caliche over the past week. The wins p...
Lady Coyotes Drop Heartbreaker to Prairie
Potter-Dix's Lady Coyote Basketball team has shown steady improvement through the season, although their success has not translated to wins. On January 24, they hosted the Prairie Lady Mustangs out...
Sidney Wrestlers Earn Third Place At Mitchell Invite
Sidney's Red Raider Wrestling teams traveled for the Mitchell Invite on Friday, and both the boys and girls teams battled hard and earned third place overall in the team results. For the boys,...
Storm Comes Up Empty Over Week
Creek Valley's Storm Boys Basketball team continued their struggle for wins this season, dropping three more contests over the week to fall to 2-and-11 on the year. Creek Valley hosted Sutherland on J...
Lady Storm Outmatched Despite Good Effort
Creek Valley's Lady Storm Basketball team has generally played good defense this season while struggling to score, but over the past week, three losses show that they still have a way to go to be...
