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After weeks of delays, workers finally began pouring concrete pavement on 10th Ave. between Illinois and Jackson streets. The crew started laying pavement on Monday and finished the main portion of the street on Tuesday afternoon. Workers should finish a small amount of concrete work in the alleys on Wednesday. The city plans to have the outer portion of the sidewalks poured sometime next week. Although the city was displeased with work completed by Werner Construction earlier in the project,...
Kathryn Brown, loan secretary at American National Bank of Sidney presents a check for $125 to Curt Door. Door submitted the closest guess for the amount of change in the bank's jar at its ice cream social earlier this year. The bank will provide a guessing jar to the public during each quarter of this year in celebration of its 125th anniversary and will present the prize to the person who provides the closest guess to the amount in it. Each person will receive a check for $125. There was...
The Cheyenne County Ladies Chamber donated around $950 in dress down funds to the Cheyenne County Family & Community Education Council on Tuesday (photo on page 2A). The FCE will use these funds for grid displays at the county fair. These grids display handcrafted quilts, knitting, crochet and food items for judging. On August 3, during the Cheyenne County Fair, the FCE will hold a raffle drawing with the proceeds to benefit the FCE Senior Scholarship Program. The items to be raffled include a...
Beatrice Darlene Soo Anna Wedberg and Jesus Robles of Tucson, Ariz. welcomed a baby girl, Beatrice Darlene Soo, into their family Friday, June 13, 2014 at 9:47 p.m. Beatrice weighed 9 lbs. 3 oz. and measured 21 1/2" long. Grandmother is the late Karen Fecht. Great-grandparents are Herb and Dar Fecht of Dalton....
Margaret Lienemann (middle left), presented $950 in dress down funds on Tuesday to Deloris Steffens (left) and LaDonna Jung (right) of the Cheyenne County Family and Community Education Council on behalf of the Cheyenne County Ladies Chamber. Diann Steffens (middle right) from Steffens Home Interiors represented the many businesses that participate in dress down days on the third Friday of each month....
Michaela Nelson received a donation of $750 for the Association of Retarded Citizens from the 2013-14 marathon bridge players on Tuesday night in an event hosted by Della’s Cafe. She thanked the players for building a bridge to enable more social activities for members of the A.R.C. The winners of the groups were also announced. The scores were close throughout the competition and the final month’s play determined eventual rankings. Carol Anderson and Rosella Mehling won Group A. Cathy Mattoon and Kathy Scripp were tops in Group B. Leslie Big...
It’s almost the Fourth of July, the day when we celebrate our independence as a nation and the many liberties we enjoy as individuals. Still, we have to keep working to earn some freedoms — such as financial freedom. But by making the right moves, you may eventually enjoy your own Financial Independence Day. Here are a few such moves to consider: • Set free your vision. Your first step in moving toward financial independence is to establish a vision of what this freedom might look like. Ask yourself some key questions: When do I want to retir...
Behind Jayden Holman's second home no-hitter this season and Jeff Heckman's fifth inning three-run homer, the Alliance Spartans dropped Sidney 5-0 Tuesday night at Bower Park in Alliance. Holman was one out away from a perfect game, when Spartan third sacker Colton Williamson committed a throwing error on Sidney center fielder Austin Pile's bunt attempt. The Post 17 dugout roared when Pile became the team's first base runner of the night. Holman, who will play next year at Western Nebraska Commu...
Scott Phillips, Sidney Legion Seniors...
