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  • Nathan Robinson Found Guilty; will serve 20-30 years in NDOC

    Mike Motz, Sidney Sun-Telegraph|Jul 25, 2024

    (Editors Note: a correction was made regarding consecutively running sentences in the first paragraph) SIDNEY-- An incident that left the Cheyenne County community shocked and outraged in January of 2024 finally came to a resolution, when on July 15, 2024, Nathan Robinson of Dix, NE was sentenced to not more than 30 years but no less than 20 years on Count I - Robbery, and on Count III Senior Adult Abuse not more than 36 months with credit of 168 days served. The sentences will be served...

  • Sidney Digs Gardening: Local Club Hosts First Annual Garden Tour

    Kelsey Arrington, Sidney Sun-Telegraph|Jul 25, 2024

    An array of colors scatter flowerbeds with a subtle sweet perfume filling the air, the beat of butterfly and bumble bee wings hum as they dance among the plants; Summer is in full bloom in Sidney, Nebraska. There's something to be said about the atmosphere of a small town on a hot summer day, neighbors wave from yards as sprinklers flurry, kids ride their bicycles past, attempting to cool off from the blistering temperatures. The wholesome ecosystem of a thriving garden extends out past its...

  • Kenneth Copeland's Southwest Believer's Convention Webcast to be held July 29 – August 3, in Julesburg

    Jul 25, 2024

    The Joy Mission, 401 West 3rd Street, Julesburg, Colorado, announces the 20th Webcast of Kenneth Copeland’s Southwest Believer’s Convention the week of July 29 – August 3, 2024. Broadcasts start Sunday night, July 28, at 6am with FlashPoint Live. Monday, doors open at 7am, with pre-service prayer beginning at 7:30am. Speakers will include Kenneth, Terri Savelle Foy, Nancy Dufresne, Keith Moore, Jessie Duplantis, Mark Hankins, Bill Winston and Jeremy Pearsons. Each will speak 2 -3 sessions, morning, afternoon or evening throughout the week....

  • Medical Marijuana

    Steve Erdman, 47th District|Jul 25, 2024

    Two ballot measures will appear on your ballot in November which would legalize marijuana for medicinal purposes. The first initiative would make it legal for physicians to prescribe medical cannabis, while the second initiative would regulate the dispensing of the drug. The reason for two separate ballot initiatives has to do with the single subject rule stipulated in the Nebraska State Constitution, which states in Article III, Section 2 that “Initiative measures shall contain only one s...

  • Getting Our Country Back on Track

    Pete Ricketts, U.S. Senator Nebraska|Jul 25, 2024

    Like most Americans, I was horrified by the recent assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump. I'm grateful that President Trump survived the attack. Our nation prays for the innocent victims. Corey Comperatore was murdered while using his body to shield his loved ones from gunfire. This shouldn't have been allowed to happen. Political violence is anti-American. An attempted political assassination is an attack against America and our democratic republic. Everyone must condemn...

  • The Placebo Effect

    Bryan Golden, American Writer and Columnist|Jul 25, 2024

    The placebo effect is a great illustration of the awesome power of the mind. Here is how it works. A person is given an inert substance with no medicinal properties and told that it is a drug that is proven to cure whatever malady they are experiencing. The amazing result is that the subject often recovers as if they received actual medicine. The only explanation for the recovery is that since the person's mind believed they were going to get better, they did. Then there are those who don't...

  • Delta Dawn When the Light Comes On: Week 30

    Ivy Joy Johnson|Jul 25, 2024

    What just happened? Father God's 'fullness of time' and satan's nightmare. Saturday, 7-13-24 The Son of David, The Lord's Servant showed up in Butler, Pennsylvania, an unstable 'swing state'. God's design of time is 7 days, weeks, years and Jubilees. In Hebrew, 13 equates His word LOVE. The year 2024 is to restore and bring more of everlasting life. Further, the day was Sabath, His holy day of rest for Man. Attacking God's people on holy days is never tolerated; not Hamas' attack on Chosen...

  • Siphon Tubes: Setting water to grow crops in Western Nebraska

    Gary Stone, Nebraska Extension Water and Cropping Systems Educator|Jul 25, 2024

    For some of us growing up on the farm where surface irrigation was prevalent, the irrigation siphon tube has been and still is utilized to irrigate crops across Nebraska and the world. Learning how to "set" the siphon tube, moving the tubes from set to set, field to field, "digging (row) ends," and dealing with ditch washouts, gophers, moles, mosquitoes, and other critters does not always bring back fond memories! What is an irrigation siphon tube? The tubes can be constructed of plastic (earlie...

  • UNL releases preliminary farm real estate market survey results

    Jim Jansen Jeff Stokes and Jessica Groskopf, UNL Ag Economists|Jul 25, 2024

    The market value of agricultural land in Nebraska increased by five percent over the prior year to an average of $4,015 per acre, according to the preliminary results of the 2024 Nebraska Farm Real Estate Market Survey. This marks the third consecutive year of increases in the market value of agricultural land in Nebraska, setting another high in the non-inflation-adjusted statewide land value in the survey's 46-year history. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Department of Agricultural Economics annually surveys land industry professionals...

  • Agri-Plastics Hosts First Annual Picnic in The Park for Employee Appreciation

    Kelsey Arrington, Sidney Sun-Telegraph|Jul 25, 2024

    As part of a way to give back to those who keep Agri-Plastics operating, the organization hosted its first ever employee appreciation picnic in Legion Park Saturday, July 20th. A company comprised of over 80 employees, the event served as a chance to say "thank you" while also engaging with coworkers outside of working hours. "We love seeing everyone coming together; this also serves as a fundraiser for our employees," Jamie Sittner says. On site for the summer event were a dunk tank, bouncy...

  • Women in Agriculture Conference Set for August 2 at Elks Lodge #1894 in Sidney

    Mike Motz, Sidney Sun-Telegraph|Jul 25, 2024

    SIDNEY--The Sidney Women in Agriculture Conference will be held at the Sidney Elks Lodge on August 2, and the conference’s theme is “Sowing Seeds for Generations”. The event is held in partnership with the Nebraska Women in Agriculture Program, which is designed to assist women in their agricultural business. The Department of Agricultural Economics is committed to bringing Nebraska Ag women’s management education and recognizes the vital role that women play in the agricultural industr...

  • Doggy 'Doptions are Back at Bomgaars

    Jul 25, 2024

    Adopt-A-Dog will be holding an Adoption Day on Saturday, July 27 from 10 am to 2 pm. It will be held at Bomgaars in Sidney. They plan on having both dogs and cats available for adoption. For further information, contact Adopt-A-Dog in Chappell at 308-890-0045 and leave a message....

  • Chappell Rotary Donates Refreshing Gift to Town

    Jul 25, 2024

    The town of Chappell would like to thank their local Rotary Club for the funds to purchase two new water fountains installed at the Chappell Pools, as well as their Parks crew for installing them for the club. They appreciate your contribution to our community! Those water fountains will be put to good use on Tuesday, July 30 when the Chappell Pool Park will be rife with fun and entertainment. Starting the evening will be the Chappell FFA chapter providing the last of the July Dinners with...

  • Lady Raiders Rock Summer Volleyball Camps

    Mike Motz, Sidney Sun-Telegraph|Jul 25, 2024

  • The Potter-Dix Cheer takes second place at Rowdy's Round-Up Cheer and Dance Competition at the Cheyenne County Fair on Saturday.

    Jul 25, 2024

  • Sidney Stingrays Season Ends

    Jul 25, 2024

  • Good Times Rodeo Team Roping Series Continues On, Draws Local Crowds

    Mike Motz, Sidney Sun-Telegraph|Jul 25, 2024

    The Good Times Rodeo Team Roping Series continued in Potter on Saturday night. The competitors had a good crowd cheering them on Saturday night, and there's still more competitions if you want to enjoy the action or participate. $30 per person, enter 6 times, draw all 6. There is a $10 office fee. Competitions left for the summer are on August 3 and 17 and September 7 and 21. Enter by 5 p.m. and the roping starts at 6 p.m. on Road 77 between Highway 30 and I-80 in Potter. Call 970-466-1223 or...

  • Masons to Lay Cornerstone at Pole Creek Estates

    Jul 25, 2024

    In keeping with traditions going back centuries, the Masons of Nebraska will lay the cornerstone of the recently completed Pole Creek Estates, 1855 Greenwood Road in Sidney in a special ceremony on Friday, August 2 at 3 pm. The head of Nebraska Masons known as Grand Master, is John Ferguson of Kimball. He and officers from all across the state will be taking part in the ceremony. George Washington was a Mason and was responsible for laying the cornerstone in the nation's capital dressed in full...

  • SPL Showcases the importance of music and song while educating through literature

    Kelsey Arrington, Sidney Sun-Telegraph|Jul 25, 2024

    As part of Sidney Public Library's Summer entertainment, guest musician, author, and educator Aaron Fowler delighted a young audience on Monday, July 15th in the West Elementary auditorium. Open to public and local daycares, the family-friendly show is delightful and informative. Fowler, who traveled from his home in Wichita, Kansas for the Sidney show, prides himself in fostering a creative atmosphere in rural and disadvantaged communities. In 1995, Fowler made the commitment to transition...

  • Caffeine and Camaraderie

    Kelsey Arrington, Sidney Sun-Telegraph|Jul 25, 2024

    SIDNEY- Veterans of Sidney and the surrounding areas have much to look forward to each first and third Wednesday of the month as a means to reconnect with other vets and to confide and reminisce. Michael Leeman generously organized this bi-monthly social hour held at Beans & Steams Coffee House, located at 610 Glover Road in Sidney. If anyone needs a ride to the event, Sidney Transportation offers all veterans free rides to get you there and back. Schedule the trip from your home to the...

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  • Russell Murder Arraignment, Kraus Status Hearing for Arson at District Court

    Mike Motz, Sidney Sun-Telegraph|Jul 18, 2024

    SIDNEY--On Tuesday, July 9, there was a full docket of cases at the Cheyenne County District Court, but two are of great interest to the Cheyenne County Community. Judge Derek Weimer presided over both of these cases. The first was a Status Hearing concerning Tessa Kraus. Kraus is facing three criminal counts, one for Second Degree Arson, the second for Terroristic Threats, and the third for Possession of a Destructive Device. All three charges are felonies, and Kraus faces up to nine years in...

  • City Council Approves Grant Requests and New Pay Grid

    Mike Motz, Sidney Sun-Telegraph|Jul 18, 2024

    MIKE MOTZ Sidney Sun-Telegraph SIDNEY--Sidney's City Council held its regular meeting on Tuesday, and a discussion over the City of Sidney's Pay Grid and grant proposals were the main topics of the session. Only three of the five council members attended the meeting, with Vice-Mayor Paul Strommen and Councilman Burke Radcliffe absent. After approving the minutes from the last meeting on June 25, and the minutes from the Strategic Planning session on July 2, the council proceeded to the items on...

  • Leyton Schools to provide free lunches to all students regardless of status

    Jul 18, 2024

    Leyton Public Schools is participating in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) for school year 2024-2025. If your child(ren) attend Leyton public schools, reimbursable breakfast and lunch meals that provide all required meal components will be available to them at no charge. However, there will still be fees charged for a la carte purchases such as second entrees and second or snack milks. High School second entrees are $1 for breakfast and $1.30 for lunch Elementary/Junior High second entrees are free for breakfast and .75 cents for...

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