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The Taphouse Bar & Grill in Sidney is welcoming customers into a fun, friendly, casino free atmosphere where patrons can enjoy great food and a huge variety of beers. The Taphouse Bar & Grill was conceived by the Best Western Golden Prairie Inn, The Lone Tree Inn and the Richland Inn and Suites to provide their guests with a complete experience like no other hotel in the region. The business is open to the public as well from 4 pm to 11pm Monday through Saturday. Almost 60 beers await the...
Sheridan County Fair is pleased to announce Diamond Rio with Restless Heart will be our Saturday night entertainment. The show will start at 8 p.m. Ticket prices are $25. There are a limited number of VIP tickets for $50. The PRCA rodeos are Thursday and Friday evenings. The Wild Horse Race is back so make sure not to miss out! Once again, we are the proud sponsor of Tough Enough To Wear Pink. All proceeds are donated to the Sheridan Memorial Mammography Department. The Bump N Run races are on...
The Richland RSVP program is looking for volunteers of various ages to conduct the Richland County Community Health Assessment. The community health assessment is a short survey taken every three years to identify the public health needs of our community. Volunteers are needed to conduct these short surveys during the early evening on July 29th & 30th. Volunteers will be trained and provided the necessary tools before going out in the community. All volunteers will be given an identifier shirt to wear while conducting the surveys, survey...
Lone Tree Archers of Sidney will be hosting a 3-D shoot on Saturday, August 1, from 8 am to 6 pm, and Sunday, August 2, from 8 am to 2 pm. The archery range is located about 8 miles east of Sidney (cross Yellowstone River Bridge on Highway 23, then turn left onto County Road 122). Lunch will be available both days. Shooting fees are: Adult $15/day or $25 for both days, student $10/day or $15 for both days, children under 12 free with a paid adult, and a family package is available for $30/day or $45 for both days. Lots of fun for all ages....
Graveside service for Ray Lebsock, 88, of Morehead, MN was at 10 am, Wednesday, July 15, at the Brorson Cemetery near Sidney, MT. Ray died on October 6, 2014 in Fargo, ND....
Walk or Run for this Patriotic Event Run The World- Sidney Run Club is hosting the 1st Annual Four Freedom Run/Walk. Sign up online for the Four Freedom Run/Walk by Friday, July 17th to be guaranteed a shirt! Please note, registration is open until start of the event. Proceeds from this event are going to the Flags of Honor program here in Sidney, remembering heroes who served for us. We invite everyone to dress up in his or her best red, white, and blue attire. Prize for best dressed, age group awards, and lots of door prizes! This event also...
Many of us have digestive disorders. In fact, about 30 to 40% of adults say they experience frequent indigestion and more than 50 million visits are made every year to health-care facilities for symptoms related to the digestive system. Suffering from heartburn, diarrhea, constipation and excess gas does not have to be the norm; in fact, these are all signs that our digestive system is not functioning properly. By taking care of your digestive system, you can become a “regular” human being. “No...
Brorson Farmhands held their July meeting at Matt and Lacey Nevins house. We held our meeting and talked about Fair, then did demonstrations. We also did 2 community services - we did Meals on Wheels and went to Extended Care and served cupcakes to residents for Birthday month....
The Richland County Health Department and Sidney Health Center, with oversight from a community steering committee, have teamed up to conduct a Community Assessment survey throughout all of Richland County July 29 and 30 from 3-7 pm each evening. Volunteers wearing bright green t-shirts will be canvassing the county asking participants to answer some general questions. Responses are totally confidential. The survey should only take about 15 minutes and surveyors will not be going into homes. Please be courteous if you are contacted. The...
Montana-Dakota Utilities is proposing to increase rates by 21% for their electric customers in Montana. In addition to the double-digit rate increase, MDU is proposing an arbitrary fee on customers who have invested in their own renewable energy systems. MDU’s proposal to place an additional charge on solar, wind and other renewable energy customers is unprecedented for any utility in Montana. Under the proposed fee, MDU customers who offset their electricity use with their own renewable energy system would be charged an additional fee for e...
The Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) reminds parents that it is not too early to start thinking about back-to-school immunizations. Parents need to be aware that the immunization requirements in Montana have been changed. During the 2015 Legislative session, Governor Bullock signed into law House Bill 158 that added two more vaccines a student needs for school attendance. The law is effective October 1, 2015. For the coming school year, students will need to be vaccinated against varicella disease, more commonly known as...
The Dawson County Libraries are having the First Annual Richey Street Fair on August 1st from 10:00AM- 12:00PM on main street in Richey. There will be a raffle to repair the Richey Library and donations will be accepted. There will be a bounce house, live music, water games, and Anna and Ole’s Viking Vending Truck. The Fair is Free and open to the public....
Throughout the summer months, we are always seeing insects. Two insects to be on the lookout for when growing wheat in North Dakota are the Armyworms and Wheat Midge. Armyworms are starting to become a concern for the eastern part of North Dakota. When the armyworms are moths, they can invade a new area and their infestations can be sporadic. In fields where armyworms are present, there will be a low number of insects found. The damages are defoliated leaves which are generally only reported...
State health officials are encouraging Montanans to be safe this summer while enjoying fun in the water. “While out having fun this summer, keep in mind that water-related illness and injury can put a damper on that enjoyment,” said Department of Public Health and Human Services Director Richard Opper. “Montana has countless lakes, rivers and public swimming pools to enjoy and swimming has numerous health benefits, but Montanans just need to remember a few steps to stay safe.” Montanans are urged to follow these safety tips: ·Shower with soa...
SIDNEY, MONT.—The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT)’s Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Program will offer 2 free upcoming workshops in Sidney. The workshops will take place at the Best Western Golden Prairie Inn conference room during the following times: ·Wednesday, July 22, 2015; from 6:00-7:00 p.m. ·Thursday, July 23, 2015; from 8:00-9:00 a.m. The workshops will offer a brief overview of the Montana DBE Program and explain how Small Minority or Women owned businesses can get involved. The program assists these busin...
BOZEMAN – A new publication from Montana State University Extension is designed to help identify invasive exotic thistles and verify those that are native to Montana. People often think that the only good thistle is a dead thistle. While this can be true for well-known invasive exotic thistles like Canada or musk thistle, some thistles are Montana natives and better off alive than dead due to their beautiful flowers and foliage and the habitat they provide for wildlife. Five exotic thistles a...
Adults and children looking to take a hunter education class in 2015 are reminded to enroll at the North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s website, gf.nd.gov. Hunter education coordinator John Mazur said the majority of classes were held by the end of May. However, he said classes will still be added throughout the year as they become finalized. “Our volunteer instructors will be adding classes, but not nearly as many as we move toward the fall,” Mazur said. “That’s why it is important to monitor our website and to act quickly when a class sui...
Recent hunter education graduates and their families are invited to attend the Brownells/National Rifle Association Day Camp at the Moffit Gun Range on Saturday, July 25. The shooting sports activity runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and includes rifle, shotgun, pistol, muzzleloading and archery target shooting, hunting and safety information and demonstrations. All equipment is provided, along with a free lunch and door prizes. For more information on the day camp contact Jack Kavaney at 701-220-8564, email Missouri Valley Shooting Sports...
Many people involved in agriculture believe that agro-security centers around large farms and ranches with multiple buildings housing chickens and swine. They picture workers and visitors suiting up in white plastic coveralls with hair nets and booties dipped in disinfectant. However, in many cases, agro-security is paramount to keeping your animals from contracting a contagious disease, whether it's quarantining a new horse or not sharing water buckets at a 4-H show. "We frequently think of...
Samuel Stephenson from the Sidney Tendo Tae Kwon Do School traveled to Billings on Saturday, July 18th to participate in the 30th Annual Big Sky Games Tae Kwon Do event held in Wordon at the Huntley Project Gym. Samuel placed 2nd in forms and 2nd in sparring in the 13 to 15 year old blue belt division....
Produced by BBI International and /The Bakken/ Magazine, the second annual Bakken Conference & Expo will provide attendees with a comprehensive overview of the current state of the Bakken shale play. GRAND FORKS, ND – BBI International will be hosting the 2nd annual Bakken Conference & Expo North Dakota’s premier shale oil event produced by /The Bakken/ magazine next week, July 27-29 in Grand Forks, North Dakota. With more than half of presentations being delivered by presidents, CEOs, or directors, the 2015 agenda features more than 70 tec...
The annual Fairview Festival & Old Timers Reunion was held Saturday. Pictured is the class of 1985 float in the parade held Saturday morning in downtown Fairview....
