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A 49-year-old pedestrian sustained severe head injuries Thursday night when he was struck by a pickup truck on 10th Ave. near Newton St. in Sidney. Donald Deaver was heading east, across 10th Ave. on foot around 8 p.m. on Thursday when he was struck by a gray Ford pickup traveling north on 10th St., according to witness accounts. The truck slowed in the next block and then continued on, witnesses said. When police arrived several witnesses were attending to Deaver, a Sidney man who was laying near the curb on the side of 10th Ave. just north... Full story
Brendon Brown watches his tee shot on the 13th hole during Thursday's invitational at Gothenburg.... Full story
A Sidney woman was found guilty of facilitating her husband's suicide on Thursday. Deann Kimble, 53, pled no contest in Cheyenne County district court to one count of assisting suicide, a class four felony. Kimble waited outside the storage unit in which her husband, Russell Kimble shot himself in the face on March 22. Afterward she attempted to dispose of his body. Law enforcement reportedly found Russell Kimble's body at the igloo storage units at the old Sioux Army Depot on March 26, after receiving a tip from a citizen informant. Deann Kimb...
A smaller right of way along portions of the Toledo St. extension—soon to be Pole Creek Crossing—and Greenwood Rd. will make for some inconsistency in sidewalk placement. The city previously requested an extra seven feet of right of way from landowners along the Pole Creek Crossing extension as well as along the area slated for improvement on Greenwood Rd. The city is usually granted 80 feet of right of way for streets. Because Toledo St. and Greenwood Rd. are former county roads which were incorporated into Sidney, the city only has 66 feet of...
In 1867 the Kansas Pacific Railway was planning a route for the railroad that would take it through the southern regions of Colorado. William Jackson Palmer, who led the survey crew, discovered large veins of coal that lay close to the surface and provided relatively easy access for mining operations. The expansion of rail transportation across the continent made those coal deposits a valuable natural resource and Colorado Fuel and Iron (CF&I) quickly seized the opportunity for...
Tora J. Payton, 66 of Lodgepole, passed away Tuesday evening April 15, 2014 at the Porter Adventis Hospital in Denver, Colo. Memorial services will be at 1 p.m., Mon., April 28th in the Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Lodgepole with Brenda Tophoj P.M.A. Intern and Pastor Leonard Suhr officiating. Inurnment will be in the Pleasant View Cemetery at a later date. Cremation has been held. Friends may send condolences in care of the family. You may view Tora's Book of Memories, leave condolences,... Full story
Compiled By The Sidney Sun-Telegraph Staff These stories from the past first appeared in The Sidney Telegraph. Original writing is preserved, though some stories were shortened for space reasons. 100 YEARS AGO April 25, 1914 'War With Mexico' The inevitable has happened and the United States has clashed with Mexico. No one can foresee with any certainty how long the conflict will last or what it will cost in life and treasure. At the present time our regular army numbers approximately 85,000...
Only 243 days left until Christmas! Sadly, that is how long it might be until we see some people in our churches again now that Easter Sunday is past. Even though we often remind people that our churches are “open for business” between Easter and Christmas, too many don’t really seem to care. For a growing number of people, being genuinely committed to a church family is not a priority in life. Recent survey statistics by the Barna Group reveal that 51% of American adults say that church attendance is not important to them. Among those 30 ye...
Fri. Apr. 25 TRACK & FIELD Sidney @ Scottsbluff 12:30 p.m. Leyton, Sidney @ Mitchell 9 a.m. Sat. Apr. 26 GOLF Sidney @ Alliance 9 a.m. TRACK & FIELD Potter-Dix @ Pine Bluffs 9 a.m. Peetz @ Wray 9 a.m. TRAPSHOOTING Jim Pohl Memorial @ Sidney Shooting Park 9 a.m. Mon. Apr. 28 GOLF Sidney @ Scottsbluff 9 a.m. Tue. Apr. 29 TRACK & FIELD Best of the West @ Scottsbluff H.S. 4 p.m. Peetz @ Yuma 8 a.m. Thu. May 1. BASEBALL Districts Tournament Peetz vs. Weldon Valley @ NJC TBA GOLF MAC Tournament @ Kimball 9 a.m. Fri. May 2 BASEBALL Peetz at District... Full story
On a largely treeless course the wind was able to sweep over the countless mounds and hollows of Wild Horse Golf Club in Gothenburg on Thursday, preventing most in the large field of 74 from gaining any consistency over the par 72, 6,335-yard track. The Sidney Red Raiders finished in fifth among the 14 teams attending with a total of 355 strokes. Meanwhile Sidney's district rivals McCook and Scottsbluff were separated by just two stokes for the top spot. The Bison came out on top with their...
