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Serving proudly since 1873 as the beautiful Nebraska Panhandle's first newspaper
More than 100 cyclists stopped in Sidney on Sunday as part of the Nebraska Methodist Bike Ride for Hunger.
The cyclists had started the day in Ogallala, and after setting up a temporary camp outside the First United Methodist Church in Sidney, departed for Haxton, Colo. on Monday morning.
The annual event, in its 20th year, raises money to help alleviate hunger in Nebraska and abroad. This year, the 245-mile tour begins and ends in Ogallala.
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