Articles from the September 26, 2014 edition
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Sidney brother, sister struck in crosswalk near high school
Siblings Jessica and Thomas Webb had just returned to Sidney High School on Thursday night following their 75-minute bus ride home from Ogallala for a cross country meet. The plan was to make the...
Across The Fence: Grandpa's Grays
"I appreciate fine horseflesh as much as the next fellow," Grandpa reflected as he reached into his shirt pocket, extracted a plug of "Tinsley" and cut off a chunk with his ever-ready Case...
Community Calendar 09-26-14
Ongoing Ladies Chamber Farmers Market at Hickory Square every Saturday (through Oct 11., excluding Oct. 4 for Oktoberfest) from 8 to 11 a.m. Any Vendors with produce or crafts are welcome! Contact Margaret Lienemann at 254-7343 for info. Friday,... Full story
Good Old Days 09-26-14
100 YEARS AGO Sept. 20, 1914 'Where Hope was Justified' When I came to Cheyenne County on the 17th of September 1855, I brought hope along, and little else. For five years I hoped and believed that th...
Back to the Book
The month of October is almost here, and by now students in our schools and universities should be back into the routine of daily education. They should all be back to their books. The time they spend reading and studying these books can be valuable...
Sidney volleyball swept by Gering, sweeps Kimball
The Sidney High volleyball team started out slow, but finished strong in its second home triangular of the season Thursday night at Cabela’s Athletic Facility. The Lady Raiders (4-6) were swept by Gering, 25-15 and 25-12, but bounced back to earn a...
Sidney cross country sweeps Ogallala Invite
The Sidney boys’ and girls’ cross country teams swept the Ogallala Invite Thursday afternoon. The boys registered a score of 25, while the girls posted a 30. It’s the second consecutive meet in which both Red Raider teams placed first. As he di...
Red Raiders turn focus to Lexington, aim to recover
The Sidney High football team is ready to get back to work tonight after a tough road loss last week to state powerhouse McCook, and they’ll have to do it without one of their top players. Standing in its way are the Lexington Minutemen, who come i...
Red Raiders turn focus to Lexington, aim to recover
The Sidney High football team is ready to get back to work tonight after a tough road loss last week to state powerhouse McCook, and they'll have to do it without one of their top players. Standing...
