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Serving proudly since 1873 as the beautiful Nebraska Panhandle's first newspaper
Sidney High School students begin taping of the daily announcements in the SRTV studio. Through the class, students learn the how-to's of broadcasting in a career-track course.
What started out as a club experiment five years ago has turned into a popular class that is the envy of programs across the state.
It started when Sidney High School teachers Matt McKay and Roger Gallaway found a high school program that broadcasted high school football games. As a "couple of old coaches who love to watch football," as Gallaway puts it, the pair decided to give the idea a whirl and SRTV was born.
From the start, the pair wanted, as coaches do, be the best. The school tapes they had seen used one camera to show the action – they went out and got three. They found a handfu...
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