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A $200,000 lifeline for Fort Sidney brings new hope — and another fundraising challenge

The grant will help repair water damage and other deterioration at the museum site, while the association still needs additional funds to finish restoration.

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It was a “Hail Mary” application. Then came the tears. Fort Sidney volunteers won $200,000 to save historic buildings, but now they need another $200,000.

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A $200,000 lifeline for Fort Sidney brings new hope — and another fundraising challenge

It was a “Hail Mary” application. Then came the tears. Fort Sidney volunteers won $200,000 to save historic buildings, but now they need another $200,000.

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Star-Herald broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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