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On Saturday evening around 7:30 p.m. Cheyenne County Deputies responded to an accident north of Sidney on Highway 385. Sidney resident Samantha Buttle was turning left on highway 30 when she was struck by a United States' Airforce humvee heading north on high way 385 driven by Kele Kaminski from Sultan, Washington. Buttle's 2003 malibu was totalled with the humvee causing the most damage on the left side of the vehicle. Buttle's child who was restrained in the backseat had to be extricated from...
Nebraskan hunters get the opportunity to help feed the hungry by donating their deer to the Hunters Helping the Hungry (HHH) program. The HHH program is a Nebraska Game and Parks program created by the Nebraska Legislature in April 2012. The program provides pure ground venison to Nebraskans in need. According to the Neb. Game and Parks 2015 program report, there were 501 deer donated by 437 hunters. Resulting in 23,374 pounds of venison to be donated to the hungry. Dennis Greve is the only meat processor in the Panhandle that aids the HHH...
November is National Diabetes Awareness Month. There are multiple types of diabetes people can have which include, type one, type two and gestational diabetes. Keith Jones, a former Sidney resident who now lives in Kimball was diagnosed with diabetes type one when he was five years old. His mother originally got him tested because he was excessively thirsty and hungry all the time and used the restroom more than usual. Keith’s mother Vera Jones said “he was eating as much as a grown up and he would just get done eating and be hungry again, but...
Ronald G. Tremain, 76 of Sidney, passed away Friday afternoon, November 11, 2016 at the Banner Baywood Medical Center in Mesa, Arizona following a brief illness. Memorial services will be held at 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, November 16, 2016 in the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Sidney with Pastor David Hall officiating. Services will conclude at the church with inurnment to be held at a later date. Memorials have been established to the Dorwart Cancer Treatment Center in Sidney. Cremation has...
LINCOLN - Sidney's Lady Raiders gave it a valiant effort, but succumbed in the first round of the Nebraska State Volleyball Tournament to a powerful Northwest team that eventually made a run for the state title. Sidney scored the first point of the match at Pinnacle Bank Arena, before Northwest took control for a 25-16 first set win. The Lady Raiders fought from behind in the second set until, with Payton Jung serving, ran off three straight points, including a Jung ace, to tie the score 19-19....
LINCOLN -- Potter-Dix went into the Nebraska State Volleyball Tournament last week on a roll and with high hopes for a good showing. The Lady Coyotes entered the tournament with a 32-1 record and the third seed in the Class D2 bracket, having controlled their competition at each turn since the second match of the season. But Chambers/Wheeler Central (WCW), behind the powerful one-two punch of seniors Jacie Laetsch and Regan Dierks, set the Lady Coyotes back on their heals, while unusual plays...
