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The Sidney Middle School Wrestlers wrapped up their season winning their own home-town tournament here in Sidney on Saturday. Individiual results: 65-70 A Christian Dean - 1st Josh Aisenbrey - 3rd 85 A Everett Jensen - 2nd 90 A Jared Aisenbrey - 5th 105A Jace Winter - 3rd 105 B Jett Jones - 2nd 110 A Avery Gurney - 1st 115 A Waylon VanBuren - 2nd 115 B Trevor Dean - 1st 125 A Riley Chatterton - 1st Jace Johnson - 2nd 120-125 B Kelton Lefors - 2nd 135-140 B Carson Allen - 2nd Trenton Lambert - 3rd 140 A Ryan Wyman -3rd 156-168 B Keelan Geiser -...
Don Greytak calendars are on sale now. Don Greytak, a pencil artist from Havre, Montana showcases his work in these great calendars. Greytak’s portraits illustrate rural life and a down home way of living. The profits from these calendars will benefit the Montana 4-H Foundation. The Montana 4-H Foundation serves as a non-profit corporation that continually supports the state wide 4-H program, which allows youth and leaders to participate in many life changing experiences through the 4-H program. The calendars can be purchased at local f...
Parents of 2 to 12 year olds would benefit from attending “Love and Logic” Parenting Class held on Wednesday evenings -- January 8, 15, 22, 29, February 5 and 12 at the Courthouse Meeting Room in Watford City. Each session will begin at 6:30 pm and conclude by 8 pm and will be free of charge. A supper meal will start at 6 pm every evening. Interested individuals are asked to pre-register by December 31 at the McKenzie County Extension Office by calling 701-444-3451 or e-mailing Mar...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has designated 31 counties in North Dakota as primary natural disaster areas due to losses caused by multiple disasters that include spring snowstorms, significant rainfall, unseasonably cool spring, frosts and freeze damage, flooding, ground saturation, severe thunderstorms, hail damage, high winds, weather-related insects and diseases, and mid-summer drought conditions that began Jan. 1, 2013, and continues. Those counties are: Benson, Grand Forks, McLean, Pembina, Bottineau, Grant, Mercer, Pierce ,...
Kendra Iversen, a Vocal Music Education from Sidney, Mont., was one of three Black Hills State University students to place in the top three in the collegiate composition category of the South Dakota Music Teachers Association (SDMTA) competition. “I’m very proud of the work they’ve done,” said Dr. Symeon Waseen, assistant professor of music. “I feel that this is the beginning of a strong tradition of composition here at BHSU. Composition is my passion, and I am very excited to share it with willing students in the region.” According t...
Women who undergo routine mammograms at Sidney Health Center now have the latest screening and diagnostic technology available to them. Through a grant in the amount of $512,520 from the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Center, Sidney Health Center was able to purchase a Selenia® Dimensions® breast tomosynthesis system that is made by Hologic. Additional funds were provided by the Caring Corner Gift Shop and Good Cents Store in the amount of $134,000 to pay for the...
Bret Smelser will end a 12 year term serving as mayor of Sidney after choosing not to seek re-election. Although no one accomplishes everything they set out to when elected, Mayor Smelser is proud of what he and the city council have done during his time in office. 1. HB758 in 2005 gave the city 1/10th of 1% of the county's oil production, split between Sidney and Fairview. "It's the glue that's held us together," Smelser said. "It's not enough to do major projects but it has given us some...
With a strong background and a faith in the future, B&B Builders, Inc. continues to build Sidney and the surrounding area. Roger and Don Byer moved to Sidney in 1981 when the area was booming. One year later, things had slowed way down but the brothers stayed and eventually turned B&B Builders into a major construction company and developer. The first subdivision completed by B&B was the 15 acre parcel off Holly northwest of Sidney in 2011. Continental Resources and Crescent Electric Supply own...
6,300 homework assignments completed. 3,230 games of freeze tag. 32,300 books read by children. 57,000 art projects created. 40,375 board games played. 178,000 pictures colored. 1,140 birthdays celebrated. 565 volunteers. 973 lives enriched. The numbers are staggering. At the Boys and Girls Club, of Richland County, success is not only evident in the numbers, but in the stories that can be told by the people who have helped keep the non-profit organization's doors open for nearly 10 years....
The opening of an affordable housing complex is making it easier for a number of families to find cheaper housing during a time when housing costs have reached unprecedented increases associated with the Bakken Oil Boom. The Parkview Village opened in late September as a partnership between the Richland County Housing Authority, the Richland Affordable Housing Corporation and the Mountain Plains Equity Group of Billings. Located near Crestwood Inn, Parkview provides 20 apartments with one, two...
The Eastern Montana Impact Coalition (EMIC) is a unique collaboration of three economic development districts and 1 local development organization formed with the concept that 4 entities working together toward a common goal can accomplish much more than those 4 entities working separately. The coalition leverages resources and coordinates services for its counties and communities to encourage planning, housing development, and obtaining financing for critical infrastructure. The organizations involved are Great Northern Development...
Tri-County Implement celebrated its 25th year of business in Sidney, captured the Montana Family Business of the Year award and continues to expand to meet the needs of its customers. After acquiring the majority stock, and at the urging of Case IH, Walt McNutt relocated the former H&H Implement from Choteau, Mont. to Sidney in 1988. That same year, Walt's daughter Tami and her husband Larry Christensen joined what had become Tri- County Implement. They have since purchased the majority of the...
The Sidney Volunteer Fire Department celebrated it's 100th anniversary in 2013....
The Shops At Fox Run officially opened on Tuesday, November 19 with Reynolds Market, ElectricLand and ALCO welcoming customers to their new stores. The Lucky Buckle opened on November 25, with Sidney Liquor, PB&J, Subway, Candlewood Inn & Suites and High Caliber Sports scheduled to open in 2014. Talks continue with other businesses interested in building on the property. This exciting addition north of Sidney was started with a vision by Reynolds Corporation which included not only a much...
Through determination, hard work and their "hands-on" approach, entrepreneurs Keltz Hall and Cole Wirth began their company in Sidney, Montana in 2007 with only one truck. Since then, KC Sand and Transport has grown rapidly and currently boasts a fleet of over 30 new tractors, 50 pneumatic trailers and approximately 40 owner operators. Having outstanding relationships and strategic partnerships with many companies has allowed them to haul numerous commodities in the western region. Their...
Hard dives. Gut swirling loops. White steam spraying out of manifolds. You don't have to be a pilot to appreciate the sound of booming jet propelled engines scissoring overhead or be captivated by the sight of synchronized planes diving in perfect symmetry just after engines cut out only to be restarted seconds before perilously crashing. Air shows are awe inspiring for every community filled with want to-be dare devils who can enjoy and appreciate the dramatic effects of acrobatic aviation...
Sidney’s business community expanded dramatically in 2013 with new businesses coming in, and existing ones expanding. The Roundup has chosen just a few of those businesses to highlight in our Top 10 edition. We welcome and congratulate our entire business community and wish them well in the coming years....
In order to better serve their guests, Richland Inn & Suites, formerly Richland Motor Inn, completed an extensive addition and remodeling this summer. 27 new rooms were added, 14 of which are suites. All the hallways were re-carpeted, and the lobby was remodeled. An elevator was added to provide easy access for guests and better working conditions for the employees. A hot breakfast buffet now awaits guests in the morning with eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits and gravy and more. The guest laundry...
Northwest Pipe Fittings Inc. has recently opened a new branch location at 34930 Highway 23 just south of Sidney. NWP was founded in 1957 and now has 150 employees at locations in Billings, Butte, Belgrade, Kalispell, Great Falls and now Sidney. This new expansion allows the company to further extend its footprint into western North Dakota, while enhancing the excellent service that their eastern Montana customers have come to expect. From the Sidney location NWP will regularly service the...
Sisters Teresa Benson, Becky Benson and T.J. Rost opened TriFecta Home Center in July in the former Finnicum's Furniture building. Since then, they have been adding inventory and services to meet the needs of the community. In addition to well known brand furniture, the store carries daltile, a candle line, decorative and area rugs, unique wall art and beautiful florals. The contractor's corner provides an area for contractors to meet with clients to choose the right products for their project....
Tractor Supply Company opened its newest location on East Holly in Sidney on November 23. With 19,097 sq. ft. full of merchandise, the store has something for everyone. Store manager Kaylynn Helfrich is happy to be in Sidney. "Everything is going exceptionally well. It is a pleasure being so very well received in the community and we are excited to be here. We are having a great time getting to know our customers and helping them with their needs." Tractor Supply Company is a growth minded...
Agri Industries, Inc. has grown in 30 years from a Williston company focused solely on agricultural irrigation to a multi-faceted business with locations in Williston, Miles City and Sidney. This summer, Agri Industries in Sidney finished an expansion project which more than doubled the size of their parts department, provided more office space, and a conference room. The need for improved customer service led to the expansion. "The Sidney community has always supported us very well," Mike...
