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Motorcyclist Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries in Crash

Motorcyclist Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries in Crash

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

The motorcyclist was flown by Aero Med helicopter to a Grand Rapids hospital.See the Story

The Rioter's White Hood

The Rioter's White Hood

Who is that masked man? Well, there’s a chance he’s an antisemitic rioter. New York City and other jurisdictions are debating mask bans after face-coverings have become associated with acts of mayhem committed by people who hope to avoid recognition and evade criminal responsibility. The most iconic image of the L.A. riots involves a man on a dirt bike waving a Mexican flag ... in a mask. It’s no...See the Story

City of Sidney Announces Mosquito Spraying Schedule and "No Spray List" Option

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City of Sidney Announces Mosquito Spraying Schedule and "No Spray List" Option

SIDNEY, Neb. – The City of Sidney Parks Department is preparing to begin its annual mosquito spraying program, with the first treatment scheduled for the evening of Sunday, July 13, 2025. If weather conditions are favorable and mosquito populations are high enough to require it, spraying will take place on Sunday nights throughout July. The program may continue into September if needed to help con...See the Story

Sidney City Council Continues Partnership with Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce to Boost Community Development

SIDNEY - The Sidney City Council renewed its annual contract with the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce on June 24, 2025, reinforcing a valued partnership dedicated to fostering economic growth and community development in the region. This renewal guarantees that collaboration between the city and the Chamber will continue, focusing on supporting local businesses, attracting new opportunities,...Sidney, Nebraska · Sidney Read Article

Repeat Offender in Cheyenne County Sentenced in Burglary and Drug Case: Judge Says Time Served Is Enough

SIDNEY — In a case that stirred concern across Cheyenne County, a local man with a history of criminal activity has been sentenced to jail for his role in a series of burglaries and a separate drug offense. Sean Williams, 35, appeared before Judge Derek Weimer in Kimball County District Court on June 10, 2025 where he received a sentence that has drawn comparisons to similar cases across western N...Sidney, Nebraska · Sidney Read Article

Dix Days Dazzle: A Celebration of Community and Tradition

DIX, Neb. - After a 15-year absence, Dix Days is making its much-anticipated return on Saturday, July 5, 2025, coinciding with the holiday weekend and bringing back a beloved tradition that once anchored the summer calendar for the town of Dix and its surrounding communities. Residents are hopeful the event will again become an annual highlight, offering a day full of festivities, community...Sidney, Nebraska · Sidney Read Article

Cheyenne County Extension Offers Pressure Canner Testing and Home Canning Safety Tips

Cheyenne County, NE – On Monday, July 14th, 2025 the Cheyenne County Extension Office, located at 920 Jackson St., Sidney, NE, will offer testing for PRESTO pressure canner digital dials. Food, Nutrition, and Health Instructor Ashley Fenning will be able to help you assess the accuracy of your gauge and inspect your canner lid. Unfortunately, they are only able to test PRESTO canners due to the te...Sidney, Nebraska · Sidney Read Article

The 1790s: fierce political fights

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Last time in these pages, I wrote about the sharp division within George Washington’s Presidential administration, that between Alexander Hamilton, founder of the Federalist Party, and Thomas Jefferson, founder of the Democratic-Republican Party. That division between the two parties accelerated throughout the 1790s. In the election of 1796, John Adams won the presidency with 71 electoral votes to Thomas Jefferson’s 68 votes. Per the Constitutio…Vermont, United States · Vermont See the Story

A Winning Hand Against Suicide: Local Poker Run Raises Over $11K

On a sun-drenched Saturday in June, 2025, the open roads of western Nebraska and eastern Colorado were filled with the deep rumble of engines and the shared purpose of hope. Over 100 riders took part in the region’s first-ever Suicide Poker Run, raising more than $11,000 to support suicide prevention and mental health awareness across the Panhandle and beyond. More than just a ride, the Poker Run...Sidney, Nebraska · Sidney Read Article

Lodgepole in Motion: A Season of Restoration, History, and Hometown Pride

LODGEPOLE, NE - The Village of Lodgepole has been humming with energy, cooperation, and community pride in recent weeks. Whether through the hum of a mower, the clink of a historical marker being installed, or the soft hoofbeats of a Pony Express horse, signs of progress and heritage have been all around. One of the biggest undertakings this summer has been the community-led restoration of...History · Sidney Read Article

Will You Fight for Equality?

In colonial America you were an Englishman, or you were not. The common plea was that an Englishman was an Englishman no matter where he stood in the world. The colonists increasingly took this to mean that they were equal in status and right to any other English subject. British people of the upper classes viewed this idea with some distaste and were often offended when approached with...Sidney, Nebraska · Sidney Read Article

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