Law Enforcement are on scene at residence on Clark Drive in Sidney. Initial reports say 1 dead and 1 hospitalized. First call came in shortly before 7 p.m. on Sunday evening.
UPDATE: Sidney Police fatally shoot man after apparent domestic dispute,
Full story in today's Sun-Telegraph and at
http://www.suntelegraph.com/…/1-dead-1-stabbed-in…/6838.html
Here is a short video telling the history of our National Anthem. As Independence Day approaches, we hope you appreciate this story as much as we do and have a renewed understanding of this part of our nation's history. Happy Independence Day.
It may be a scorcher these next few days, but these kids (and dogs) certainly know how to enjoy the summer heat.
Nine teams played in this weekend's Sidney Senior Tournament. Nice days and great baseball!
Sidney's Stingray swim team hosted its first meet at the new Aquatic Center Saturday. More than 150 competitors from 7 towns christened the pool with their efforts.
A friendly reminder that next week The Sun-Telegraph changes to same-day delivery, beginning Tuesday morning. Looking forward to hearing how you enjoy this new format!
Is there a better way to conclude a week-long soccer camp than with a water balloon fight? We didn't think so.
Today marked the final day of the British Soccer Camp. What better way to commemorate than with a group photo
It may be a scorcher these next few days, but these kids (and dogs) certainly know how to enjoy the summer heat.
It may be a scorcher these next few days, but these kids (and dogs) certainly know how to enjoy the summer heat.
It may be a scorcher these next few days, but these kids (and dogs) certainly know how to enjoy the summer heat.
Joe Garcia of Infinity Construction from Scottsbluff works on a portion of Fort Sidney Road. If all goes as planned, the crew will pour the final section of Fort Sidney near Toledo on Friday.
Buffalo Bill was in town last week! Do you know how William Cody earned his famous nickname? See today's Sun-Telegraph to see this and more!
A selection of photos from Gold Rush Days. Check out Monday's paper to see more
The cowboy coffee is on and events have started at Sidney Gold Rush Days in Legion Park. Join in and see how things were done in Sidney's past!
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce will officially celebrate Cheyenne County CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) to a new location Thursday with a ribbon cutting and Business After Hours open house.
CASA is now located at 1108 10th Ave., directly across the street from the Cheyenne County Courthouse.
Hear Nebraska is a non-profit organization with a goal to make Nebraska "an internationally know cultural destination." Co-founder and Executive Director Andrew Norman "thought that by promoting what is a really cool underdeveloped natural resource, which is music, we could change peoples impressions across the world about what Nebraska is."
Hear Nebraska is currently on a twelve day story telling tour across Nebraska.
Look for the full story in Wednesday's paper to learn more.
Turns out the "science of dyeing fabric" is "To Dye For." Read the full article on the 4-H workshop in Tuesday's paper.
P.S. When it comes to the pun, we regret nothing.
According to the National Weather Service, the tornado warning for South Central Cheyenne County has expired.
The storm which prompted the warning was weakened below severe limits and no longer appears capable of producing a tornado. However, small hail and heavy rain are still possible.
