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Melissa Norgard, economic development director for the City of Sidney, shares her report with attendees at Wednesday's State of Sidney luncheon.
"We're strong, we're resilient, and we have a lot of positives."
That was part of the message Sidney Mayor Joe Arterburn presented to a crowd of 120 Wednesday at the State of Sidney, presented by the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the City of Sidney.
Arterburn's message focused on the need for the positive in interactions with each other and with out of town visitors alike, as "you never know how that word will affect their impression."
While Sidney was hard hit with the changes at Cabela's, Arterburn said Sidney didn't have the nickname "Toughest Town on the Tracks" f...
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