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Sidney City Council Seeks Applicants to Fill Vacant Seat Following Resignation

Sidney, Nebraska · Sidney

Sidney City Council Seeks Applicants to Fill Vacant Seat Following Resignation

SIDNEY, NE - The Sidney City Council are officially declaring a vacancy following the resignation of Council member Brad Sherman, effective June 10, 2025. The Vice Mayor and Council members have formally acknowledged Sherman's departure and initiated the process to fill his seat. In accordance with city procedures, the Council is now inviting letters of interest from qualified residents who...Read Article

Panhandle Homeschoolers' Coop Graduates Four

Sidney, Nebraska · Sidney

Panhandle Homeschoolers' Coop Graduates Four

Trey Weeda, a proud member of the Panhandle Homeschool Connection Class of 2025, is the son of Jim and Lynisha Weeda of Sidney. Trey has been an active member of Panhandle Homeschool Connection since his 6th grade year when the group began offering co-op classes. Beyond spending time with his friends, some of Trey's favorite activities throughout high school included learning and playing the...Read Article

Yards Can Be Ob-Noxious

Noxious weed season is upon us here in the panhandle. It is something that I'm sure we all dread each year and some might not know exactly how to go about tackling overgrowth or new growth of weeds. After getting some experience throughout the years that I have been with the Sidney Police Department, I am now able to give some hopefully helpful advice on the best way to address this issue....Sidney, Nebraska · Sidney Read Article

Local Student's Ambitious Crusade for Mural Approved by City

SIDNEY--What started a few months back as a presentation to the Cheyenne County Commissioners ended up with approval by the City of Sidney Council at their May 16, 2025 meeting, and 13-year-old Donovan Borgmann's Suicide Prevention Mural project received the blessing of the councilman. Borgmann's initial request to paint a Suicide Prevention Mural at a location in Hickory Square was...Sidney, Nebraska · Sidney Read Article

Resignations and Hirings at Sidney Public Schools presented at Mid-May Meetings

SIDNEY--The Regular Board Meeting of the Sidney Public Schools was held on May 12, 2025, and among items discussed, three teacher resignations were accepted, and three teacher hirings were approved. The Board accepted the resignations of Kelly Meier, Christine Lilley, and Soni Schultz. The Board then approved the hiring of three teachers; Tiffany Hobson as an Elementary School teacher, Timothy...Sidney, Nebraska · Sidney Read Article

JAMES "JIM" M. TROIDL

James "Jim" M. Troidl Sr., age 96, of Dalton, NE, went to be with our Lord, on Saturday, May 24, 2025, at Pole Creek Estates in Sidney, NE, surrounded by his family. A Rosary was held at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Dalton, NE on Friday, May 30, 2025, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial with Father Tim Stoner officiating. Burial will followed in the St. Mary's Catholic...Sidney, Nebraska · Sidney Read Article

Commissioners Discuss Resignations, Grant Agreements

SIDNEY--On Monday, June 2, 2025, the Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners met for their regular meeting, and current issues at the county's Visitors Committee as well as road and highway issues were discussed. After approving the current agenda and the minutes from the May 19 meeting, the commissioners accepted the resignations of Hal Enevoldsen, a voting member of the Visitors Committee,...Sidney, Nebraska · Sidney Read Article

Panhandle Homeschoolers' Coop Graduates Four

Nevaeh Lynn Killham, a member of the Class of 2025, is the daughter of Jakeb and Megan Myers of Sidney. During her high school years, Nevaeh was an active member of the Panhandle Homeschool Connection, where she completed a variety of courses and built a strong community of support. Some of Nevaeh's favorite activities throughout high school included working on bikes during her time at...Sidney, Nebraska · Sidney See the Story

'The Beast Has Been Feeding': Nebraska's Famed 'Ripper' Bridge Claims the Roofs of Big Box Trucks

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By Hannah McIlree Click here for updates on this story COUNCIL BLUFFS, Nebraska (KMTV) — There is a bridge in Council Bluffs known for eating trucks, resident call the Ripper, it’s on Big Lake Road near the sheriff’s office. Not only does it have a name, it has acult following. “He knows to turn, though!” said Jeremy Theilen about a dump truck turning to avoid the bridge. Thielen grew up just around the corner from the bridge, and he loves i…Nebraska · Nebraska See the Story

Putin is playing Trump

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It was never going to be easy for President Trump to bring an end to the Ukraine war, but it's even harder when he's operating under an erroneous theory of the conflict.Donald Trump · Sidney See the Story

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