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Colby Hoskovec, age 5, enjoys riding at his grandparent's place north of Wauneta, Neb.
Sidney resident is awarded for connecting Nebraskans
A Sidney resident has been rewarded for her work toward connecting Nebraskans. The Partnership for Rural Nebraskans and the Western Nebraska Development Network have named Amy Jay of Sidney as the Western Nebraska Connecting Nebraskans award recipient.
Sarpy lands Cabela's expansion
Cabela's unveiled plans today to invest $10 million to $15 million in constructing a 16,000-square-foot data center that will create up to 20 new jobs at the Papillion Business and Technology Park.
Cabelaa s has quarterly profit increase
Cabela's, the Sidney, Neb.-based outdoor outfitter, improved its full-year forecast Tuesday and reported an increase in quarterly profit, beating analysts' expectations.
Nebraska State Patrol Employees of the Year Honored at State Capitol
Nebraska State Patrol Trooper Ron Kissler, Troop E-Scottsbluff and Project Manager David Babcock, State Headquarters-Lincoln have been honored by Governor Dave Heineman as Employees of the Year for the Nebraska State Patrol.
Cabela's Reports Record Results, Cuts Marketing
Business is brisk at Cabela's -- so brisk, in fact, that the company has ditched its earlier downbeat forecasts, and now expects sales to continue to gain at a mid-single-digit rate.
College baseball possibly coming to panhandle town
A meeting in Sidney gets people thinking about the possible presence of college baseball in the panhandle town.
Two men sentenced to prison for drug convictions
Two men convicted of selling methamphetamine and products used in the manufacture of the drug to undercover agents have been sentenced to prison by Cheyenne County District Court Judge Derek Weimer.
Cabela's partners with Cenex to expand loyalty program
Sidney, Neb. Cabelaa s said Tuesday it has partnered with CHS, an energy, grains and foods company, to create a new credit card and loyalty program for Cenex, a brand of CHS.
Pony Express salutes Sidney, Neb.
Cabela family lore puts an Irish ancestor in a Pony Express saddle riding across the high plains of Nebraska Territory.
Sidney road construction behind schedule
Delayed construction on a major road in Sidney has city officials nervous that the road won't be open by this weekends Oktoberfest celebration.
October 1st, 2009 - Top News Stories
On Tuesday, Joshua Huff was given 58 60 months for assaulting the girls, who were ages 5 and 7. He was sentenced to 20 months to 60 months for an escape attempt.
Volunteers and donors were praised Saturday as Nebraska's first Christmas Box Angel was formally dedicated.
Waukegan man gets five years for price changing
A Waukegan man will serve up to five years in a Nebraska prison after pleading guilty to operating a price-switching ring across the Midwest and Plains states.
Cheyenne County tire recycling event
Cheyenne County residents are getting the chance to get rid of their scrap tires while reducing the number of mosquitoes in the area.
Town hall meetings to be held in all Cheyenne County communities
The dates are set for a series of town hall meetings designed to bring the communities in Cheyenne County closer together.
Ill. man faces Neb. prison for price-tag switches
A 50-year-old Illinois man will be sentenced later this month for switching price tags at the Cabela's store in Sidney.
Sidney to raise money for Alzheimer's disease
Memorial Health Center in Sidney is gearing up for its annual Alzheimer's Memory Walk.
Cabela's renews $350 funding facility with JPMorgan
Sidney, Neb. Cabelaa s said Tuesday that JPMorgan Chase Bank has renewed its $350 million commitment under an outstanding series of variable funding notes issued by Cabelaa s Credit Card Mater Note Trust.

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