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  • Gas prices decrease by about 3 cents per gallon across Nebraska

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 13, 2015

    Average retail gasoline prices in Nebraska have fallen 3.1 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $2.35 per gallon on Sunday, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 1,150 gas outlets in Nebraska. This compares with the national average that has increased 0.5 cents per gallon in the last week to $2.39 per gallon, according to gasoline price website GasBuddy.com. Including the change in gas prices in Nebraska during the past week, prices yesterday were $1.20 per gallon lower than the same day one year ago and are 7.8 cents per gallon lower...

  • Scholarships available for high school, middle school student camps

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 13, 2015

    The South Platte Natural Resources District has two scholarship opportunities for students wishing to attend one of two camps focusing on natural resources education this summer. Each year the Nebraska Section of the Society for Range Management, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, University of Nebraska-Lincoln and IANR and the Cooperative Extension Service host a learning experience for high school students wishing to increase their knowledge of natural resources. The 52nd Annual Nebraska Range Youth Camp will be held at the State...

  • Peetz swept in DH at rival Fleming

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 13, 2015

    The Peetz High baseball team dropped a doubleheader to league-rival Fleming on the road on Saturday by the scores of 8-5 and 10-3. The games were a makeup from Thursday’s rainout. Though the Bulldogs’ overall record slipped to 2-5 on the season, their league mark suffered by only one game due to league rules. With only the opening contest of doubleheaders counting toward league standings, Peetz is now 1-1 in 1A District 4 play. “It does hurt our chances a little bit of getting a league title, but we can still go into the league tourn...

  • Two area students honored at Nebraska Young Artist Awards Day

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 10, 2015

    LINCOLN, Neb. – The University of Nebraska–Lincoln Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts held its Nebraska Young Artist Awards on April 8, and two local students were honored. The Nebraska Young Artist Awards annually recognize 11th grade students from Nebraska who are gifted and talented in the areas of visual art, dance, music, theatre, and film and new media. These students exemplify the pinnacles of creativity in one of the fine and performing arts. Sara Gingerich of Pot...

  • Local weed superintendent attends spring training

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 10, 2015

    Brian Hiett, the Cheyenne County weed superintendent, attended the Nebraska Weed Control Association Spring Training, held in Kearney on April 1-2. NWCA Spring Training was the second of four opportunities to obtain the required 20 hours of continuing education annually. Each superintendent must answer roll call twice per day, complete and pass the exam at the end of each day to receive his or her 10 hours of continuing education credit. The next training opportunity will be NWCA Fall Training in Kearney this November....

  • CV golfers take 5th at Bayard

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 9, 2015

    Led by medalists Brett Godfrey and Austin Rowley, the Creek Valley Storm golf team finished fifth among the 10 teams entered at the Bayard Invite Tuesday with a score of 418. Bridgeport won the event with a 374 total while Kimball was runner up with 382 and Crawford third at 395. Jordan Greenwood of Kimball was the individual medalist with a 75. Godfrey’s 91 was good enough for fifth place while Rowley’s took the ninth-place medal with a 94. “We need to get below 400 as a team and those scores over 100 really kill us,” said Storm head coach C...

  • SIDNEY SHOOTING PARK STANDINGS

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 9, 2015

    Sidney Shooting Park standings as of April 8: Teams Better Lucky Than Good BLTG 167 The Big Losers TBL 165 Leftovers LO 164 Banded Warriors BW 162 The Nobody’s TN 151 E Free EF 150 Barely Legal BL 144 Missed Again MA 101 Individuals – Ladies Jenni Dailey BLTG W 45 Hannah McCloud TN W 40 Diane Sill EF W 35 Carla Lutz EF W 26 Shellie Jacobucci MA W 25 Tabitha Woodden EF W 20 Individuals Walt Kern LO 48 Randy Haddix BLTG 45 Andy Brown BLTG 44 Dennis Highby TBL 44 John Boldt TBL 44 Evan Riddle BW 42 Kevin Weher TBL 42 Randy Moeller BW 42 Tom Noe...

  • Peetz falls to Haxtun

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 8, 2015

    The Peetz High School baseball team continued playing through its challenging schedule with a 13-1, five-inning setback to Haxtun on Tuesday in Peetz. Haxtun (9-3), a Top 10-ranked team in Colorado’s Class 2A, jumped on Peetz with four runs in the top of the first and never looked back. While the Bulldogs record slipped to 2-3, they still maintain a 1-0 mark in league play. Garrett Roelle (0-1) started the game and took the loss while Brian Roelle came on and pitched the fifth inning. Offensively, Peetz managed only three hits with Cody W...

  • Gas prices dip slightly over past week

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 6, 2015

    Average retail gasoline prices in Nebraska have fallen 1.6 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $2.37 per gallon on Sunday, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 1,150 gas outlets in Nebraska. This compares with the national average that has fallen 3.0 cents per gallon in the last week to $2.39 per gallon, according to gasoline price website GasBuddy.com. Including the change in gas prices in Nebraska during the past week, prices yesterday were $1.15 per gallon lower than the same day one year ago and are 5.9 cents per gallon lower t...

  • Wanted: People to participate in Nebraska Bee Survey

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 6, 2015

    Nebraska Extension Educator Natalia Bjorklund will conduct a training class in Scottsbluff in April for those interested in being part the Nebraska Bee Survey. The survey is intended to determine what bees live in Nebraska. More than 4,000 different types of bees live in North America. The training will take place at the University of Nebraska Panhandle Research and Extension Center on Tuesday, April 14 from 1-3 p.m. There is no charge to attend. Pre-register by April 9 by calling (308) 632-1230 or (308) 632-1480. Bjorklund will discuss the...

  • USDA seeks applications to support rural businesses, create jobs

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 6, 2015

    Agriculture Under Secretary Lisa Mensah has announced that USDA is seeking applications for grants to support rural businesses and help create jobs. “This USDA funding will ensure continued investments in rural businesses,” Mensah said. “Too often, rural businesses and the communities they serve lack access to the capital and resources they need to grow and thrive. These grants will help remedy that and allow all Americans the chance to share in the nation’s economic recovery.” Approximately $3.7 million Native American earmark funding is expec...

  • Irrigation, water management specialist appointed

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 6, 2015

    Amir Haghverdi will join the faculty at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Panhandle Research and Extension Center this summer as an irrigation and water-management specialist. Haghverdi's appointment was announced by Jack Whittier, research and extension director at the Panhandle R&E Center. He will replace Dean Yonts, the long-time irrigation specialist who passed away in 2012. When he begins on July 1, Haghverdi will be responsible for conducting research and extension programs focused water...

  • Equine welfare training short course planned for May in Sidney

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 3, 2015

    An Equine Welfare Training short course is planned for Sidney in May, hosted by the Nebraska Horse Council and Nebraska Extension. The course will take place May 14 from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. at the Cheyenne County Fairgrounds. To register, go to the website www.horse.unl.edu. The cost is $50 per person. This short course is designed to prepare law enforcement personnel for conducting investigations concerning neglected and abused horses and laws pertaining to livestock abuse and neglect. The focus will be on the management and treatment of...

  • Red Raiders girls win Ogallala Invite

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 3, 2015

    OGALLALA, Neb. – While there were many highlights on a day when both the Sidney High boys' and girls' track teams finished strong, it's hard to look past the boys' 4x800 meter relay team that broke a 26-year-old record. The Red Raider track teams continued their strong early-season success Thursday as the girls finished on top of the heap and the boys came in second at the Ed Moore Invite at Ogallala High School. The Sidney girls outpointed runner-up Chase County, 95-92, while Gothenburg was a...

  • Peetz baseball suffers loss, two injuries

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 2, 2015

    While there were a number of positive signs that came from Peetz High School’s 7-3 road loss to the Community Christian Crusaders (8-1) – Class 1A’s second-ranked team – it might be the two other losses that hurt the most. While the Bulldogs (2-2, 1-0) played well over the first several innings, they lost two starters in the process. Starting left fielder Jordan Nelson learned the sore hand he got from catching was actually broken. He will not return to the lineup for about two weeks. Additionally, starting second baseman Tre Fehringer learned...

  • Volleyball camps set for Ogallala

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 2, 2015

    Steve Morgan’s Ogallala Summer Volleyball Camps will hold five sessions in June and July. For grades 4-8, there will be three separate camps. They will be held June 8-10, June 22-24 and July 7-9. For grades 9-12, there will be two camps. The first is scheduled for June 15-16 and the second from June 29-30. For more information, contact Steve Morgan at (308) 284-2836 or by e-mail at [email protected]. The camp website is www.stevemorgancamps.com....

  • Boppre wins state title for local wrestling club

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 1, 2015

    The Sidney Wrestling Club came home from the state championships in Grand Island last week with 15 medalists – including one weight-class winner. In the 45-pound class for first- and second-graders, Dominique Boppre took home the gold medal. Sidney also had four runner-up finishers, including Chance Houser in the 55-pound class for third- and fourth-graders, Landon Hanes at 95 pounds for third- and fourth-graders, Brady Robb among fifth- and sixth-graders at 112 pounds and Cash Arensdorf at 1...

  • APA Pool League accepting team registrations

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 1, 2015

    The Sidney Area APA Pool Leagues are now accepting team registrations for the upcoming session. Registration deadline is May 1. Play begins in May and runs through August. APA Pool Leagues that are available include Tuesday 8-Ball and Sunday 9-Ball. Other formats offered include Ladies 8-Ball and Masters. The APA Pool Leagues are designed to offer a fun time out with family, friends and co-workers and are open to amateur pool players, men and women, who are at least 18 years of age. Except for the Masters League, the APA uses a copyrighted...

  • Tri-State Dirt Riders announce schedule

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Apr 1, 2015

    The Tri-State Dirt Riders Motocross will kick off its 2015 race season with a race in Mitchell, Neb., on May 3. The TSDR circuit has scheduled 11 races at tracks in Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska this year. TSDR has classes for every level and age – from beginner all the way up to pro riders – with divisions for motorcycle, quads and women riders. Races will be held in Berthould and Sterling, Colo.; Casper and Wheatland, Wyo.; and Mitchell, Alliance, and Sidney, Neb. Many of the races are two-day events that cut down on travel costs. The org...

  • City offices, services closed for Good Friday

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Mar 31, 2015

    The City of Sidney will be closed on Friday, April 3 in observance of Good Friday. All city departments will be closed including the landfill and the library. The Dial-a-ride Bus and Stage Line Bus will not be running. The Solid Waste Department will be collecting Friday’s trash on Thursday and Thursday’s trash will be collected on Wednesday. Sidney Public Schools will be closed Thursday, April 2 through Monday, April 6....

  • 'Dogs battle at Holyoke track event

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Mar 31, 2015

    The Peetz Bulldogs track teams competed at the Holyoke Invitational on Saturday, with the boys taking third among the 12 teams competing. The girls team, despite having only six athletes on the roster, still managed to score 20 points for an 11th-place finish. "Though we're still a long way away, it was nice to see a couple of our relay teams in qualifying position for state," said Bulldogs head coach Scott Scorensen of his boys 4x400 and 4x800 relay teams. "It was a pretty good meet and over...

  • Peetz falls to Merino on the diamond

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Mar 31, 2015

    The Peetz High baseball team went up against Merino’s ace pitcher on Monday afternoon and came up on the short end of a 12-1 five-inning final at home. The Bulldogs (2-1) were stymied by Rams’ hurler Connor Fiscus, who didn’t allow a hit over four innings of work. Peetz managed to squeeze out its run in the fourth, however, with some aggressive base running by Jordan Nelson. After Nelson drew a walk, he stole second, third and home to tally the run. Nelson was able to score after Logan Sircy, who walked behind him, stole second with Nelso...

  • Gas prices make slight decline over past week

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Mar 30, 2015

    Average retail gasoline prices in Nebraska have fallen 1.1 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $2.38 per gallon on Sunday, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 1,150 gas outlets in Nebraska. This compares with the national average that has increased 0.4 cents per gallon in the last week to $2.43 per gallon, according to gasoline price website GasBuddy.com. Including the change in gas prices in Nebraska during the past week, prices yesterday were $1.12 per gallon lower than the same day one year ago and are 5.9 cents per gallon h...

  • Free preschool screening scheduled in Peetz

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Mar 30, 2015

    PEETZ, Colo. – Northeast Colorado BOCES, in conjunction with Plateau School District RE-5 and Northeast Colorado Health Department, will be offering free developmental screening to children ages 6 months through 5 years – children who won’t attend kindergarten next year. Children living in the Peetz area can be screened on Friday, April 10 from 1-3 p.m. at Little Bulldogs Preschool. Call the school at (970) 334-2361 to schedule an appointment The screening will briefly evaluate the areas of language, gross and fine motor, pre-academic devel...

  • Women in Agriculture conference set for April 10 at Sidney

    For The Sun-Telegraph|Mar 30, 2015

    “Agriculture: Our Purpose. Our Passion” is the theme of the Women in Agriculture Conference April 10 at Sidney. The conference (8:45 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Country Inn & Suites, 664 Chase Blvd.) is for women involved in farm and ranch business decisions, who want to learn more about farm and ranch management, who are landowners, or who want to broaden their knowledge of agribusiness. A registration fee covers conference materials, breaks and lunch. Forms and more information are available at the Nebraska Extension office at 920 Jackson St., Sid...

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