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A Sidney police officer and his family have won $40,000 from a restaurant that had served them food tainted by an employee's spit and urine.

David's book captures the awakening of millions of Americans to the hard truth that Americans have been sold a bill of political goods.

Leon and Maxine Jelinek of Kearney, Neb., and Gene and Beth Ogden of Akron announce the engagement of their children, Jeanne Jelinek and Floyd Ogden, both of Sidney, Neb.

It was a regular day at the Speedee Mart. Wanda Eddy was working the cash register when a customer pulled up to pump gas.

Senior Nutrition Lunch is open to anyone 60 years of age and over. Lunch check in is at 11:30 a.m. at the Community Recreation Center.

"Knowledge for Better Decisions" is the theme of the 38th annual June Field Day scheduled for June 24 at the University of Nebraska High Plains Ag Lab near Sidney.

A western Nebraska judge has dismissed a charge against a Sidney man, saying a bucket cannot be considered a deadly weapon.

A RIBBON CUTTING CELEBRATION FOR THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS PROGRAM ON "NEW NEIGHBORHOODS" TOOK PLACE TUESDAY AFTERNOON.

Election results on Web The unofficial state and county primary election results will be available on the Sidney Herald Web site, www.sidneyherald.com, by clicking on the election button on the homepage.

Alcohol is suspected in a fatal crash Friday evening in Cheyenne County three and a half miles southwest of Sidney.

Sidney, NE in the far western part of the state, started out as a stop on the Oregon Trail, becoming an important strategic location for the first transcontinental Union Pacific.

Katie Jo Schumacher of Sidney, Neb., was inducted into Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society on May 9 in Laramie, Wyo.

Cabela ' s Incorporated , the World ' s Foremost Outfitter of hunting, fishing and outdoor gear, announced today that management will present on June 10, 2008, at the Piper Jaffray 28 th A live webcast of ...

“It's nice for people to sit in their backyard around a little fire and talk. I'm sure that's why people want them in the first place. As long as they are used safely . . . then I think they are fine.”

Confusion over outdoor fire pits, such as those sold at many home improvement and discount stores, led La Vista city officials to prepare an ordinance to allow them. via Omaha World-Herald

Steve and Mitzi Rentschler of Atkinson, Neb., are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of their daughter, Jessica Lee, to Benjamin Clem Schumacher, son of Clem and Jamie Schumacher of Sidney, ... via Journal-Advocate

A few of the cast members backstage. Wanted: actors, singers, dancers, performers, musicians and backstage crew for the 40th annual Frontier Revue, a frolicking stage musical for the whole family. via North Platte Bulletin

JOSH BEUTLER WAS IN CHEYENNE COUNTY COURT THIS WEEK AND WILL BE ARRAIGNED IN DISTRICT COURT ON APRIL 23RD. via KOTA Television

A 27 year old Sidney man accused of trying to run over his girlfriend with his pickup in late February faces trial in Cheyenne County District Court Josh Buettler is charged with attempted second degree murder. via KNEB-AM Scottsbluff

“He's well grounded and knowledgeable about the equipment industry and has had years of experience with his regional dealer association.”

Steve Kayton has been elected chairman of the board of directors of the North American Equipment Dealers Association . via Construction Equip. Distribution