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  • Luna Has Been Located And Is Safe Runaway Alert In Sidney

    Jan 31, 2024

    Luna has been located and is safe! The Sidney Police Department is seeking the public's assistance in locating Luna Marie Delisle, a 12-year-old female, who is believed to have run away from home. Luna was last seen the morning of Sunday, Jan. 28 at approximately 9 a.m. in the 1100 block of 16th St. SW (near Lyndale Park). Luna is a white female, 5'10", 160 lbs., hazel eyes, with long blonde/brown hair, and has a nose ring. Luna was last seen wearing a pink sweatshirt, boot-cut blue jeans, gray...

  • Threatening Emails, Phone Calls Hit Area Schools

    Jaymi Mozeak|Jan 24, 2024

    The third week of January 2024 was a little scary for parents, school staff, and students of eastern Montana and western North Dakota. Threats were emailed and called into many different schools on more than one day, but they all seemed to be pranks, but law enforcement still responded. According to a post on their Facebook page, at about 6:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 17, Savage School, along with several other school districts across Montana, received an email stating that bombs had been placed in school locations throughout the state. The...

  • Sidney Tendokan Taekwondo Has Been Teaching Martial Arts In Sidney For 40 Yrs.

    Jaymi Mozeak|Jan 24, 2024

    February 2024 marks Sidney Tendokan Taekwondo’s 40th Anniversary. Back in 1984, some instructors came from Williston to Sidney to teach the martial arts and the school has been here ever since. Over its 40 years of existence, Sidney Tendokan Taekwondo has been blessed to have various attentive instructors. Paul Speck and Patsy Harlan were the first two. They came to bring the martial art to eastern Montana. Mike Berg, Sidney Tendokan Taekwondo’s current owner, joined the school in 1984. He had started to learn Taekwondo in 1977 under Moo Yun...

  • Sidney Chamber of Commerce and Richland Economic Development Corp. Hold Joint Annual Meeting

    Jan 24, 2024

    The Sidney Chamber of Commerce and Richland Economic Development Corporation held their joint annual meeting at the Sidney Yellowstone Mercantile on Jan. 18. The well attended event was the first time the organizations held a joint annual meeting. The Sidney High School band provided music during the New Business Showcase before the meeting. Businesses in the showcase included Wrangler Electric, Sunrise City Coffee Co., Lovegren Tree Service, Messer Heating and Cooling, ElectricLand, Les...

  • Be Kind To Your Mind By Participating In An Art Contest!

    Jacklyn Damm|Jan 24, 2024

    The Richland County Health Department’s Drug Free Communities (DFC) program is holding an art contest for all school age youth in Richland County, K-12th grade, including homeschool students. The theme is from this school year’s Red Ribbon Week, “Be Kind to your Mind. Live Drug Free”. The art needs to illustrate, interpret, and emphasize this theme. There are only three easy rules to comply: • Only original work will be accepted. • Include the theme “Be Kind to your mind. Live Drug Free in 2024” • Be Creative! Have fun with the design. We wa...

  • Northeastern Arts Network Hosts Broadway Dance Duo Feb. 8

    Jill Dostert Wagner|Jan 24, 2024

    Northeastern Arts Network proudly presents NIC+DESI! NIC+DESI who sing, dance, and share their love story in this duo celebration of classic and contemporary Broadway on Thursday Feb. 8 at the MonDak Heritage Center, 406-433-3500, 120 3rd Ave SE, Sidney at 7 p.m.! Following star turns and contributions, on Broadway and in numerous nationally touring musicals; theatrical power couple Nicolas Dromard and Desireé Davar created this new duo act to be able to share their love of song and dance with...

  • REDC Participates in Joint Annual Meeting with Sidney Chamber

    Jan 24, 2024

  • Holden Visited Sidney On Jan. 15

    Jaymi Mozeak|Jan 24, 2024

    Ric Holden, 2024 congressional candidate, visited Sidney, Monday, Jan 15, to speak with area leaders and news outlets. He was eager to engage in friendly conversation to discover the issues area voters have with events that have happened around the nation. Holden is no stranger to service. The Glendive rancher and insurance adjuster served in the U.S. Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps for 2 1/2 years, the Montana Senate, representing eastern Montana, for eight years, and in several...

  • Governor's Office Of Community Service & AmeriCorps Montana Honor King's Legacy For National Day Of Service

    Alyssa Mathieu|Jan 24, 2024

    Montana – The Governor’s Office of Community Service, members of the Commission on Community Service, and Montana AmeriCorps engaged with local communities this month and put service into action in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Montana AmeriCorps members and community volunteers will unite in service with Americans across the country. Observed each year on the third Monday in January, Martin Luther King, Jr., Day is the only federal holiday designated as a National Day of Service to encourage all Americans to volunteer in honor the life and...

  • ​Awakened Wellness Still Going Strong After Six Months In Sidney

    Jaymi Mozeak|Jan 24, 2024

    After six months in their new Sidney location on Central Avenue, Awakened Wellness is still going strong. Tanya Candee, owner, has kept all the services she had, added a few items, and is considering expanding the business. Awakened Wellness still offers, ionic foot bath, red light, and PEMF sessions, bio energetic testing, functional testing, and IV IM vitamin therapy as well as several different medical grade supplements, raw herbs, and homeopathic remedies and products. Awakened Wellness...

  • Jack & Juice, Fast-Growing Health Business Boost To Williston

    Jaymi Mozeak|Jan 24, 2024

    Valerie Valentino had an idea to start a cold-pressed juice business in 2023, which quickly exploded into the healthy and delicious addition to Williston in eight months. Valentino came to Williston from Minot with her husband just before 2020. Valentino loved helping people with their health and wanted to do something that supported her passion. With her home kitchen and a $5,000 credit card, Valentino decided to cold-press some fresh and healthy juices and try to sell them. She expected to...

  • Hygge Around Town In Watford City Jan. 27

    Jessie Veeder|Jan 24, 2024

    The Long X Arts Foundation, Pioneer Gifts and Books, and area downtown businesses invite you to the Hygge Around Town event to celebrate the coziness of the season on Saturday, Jan. 27, Main Street Watford City. Hygge (hoo-gah) is a way of life inspired by the Danish and the Scandinavian Heritage that celebrates coziness, shared meals, and interactions with friends and loved ones, emphasizing warmth, kinship, and an appreciation for the little things in life. It is in that spirit that downtown b...

  • MonDak Heritage Center's 17th Annual Celebrating Chocolate Event With Exciting Broadway Theme!

    Nikki Bailey-Will|Jan 24, 2024

    "Celebrating Chocolate" returns to the MonDak Heritage Center on Saturday, Feb. 10 at 7 p.m. This year's Celebrating Chocolate theme will bring attendees to the "Corner of Broadway & MonDak" with Broadway stars NIC + DESI! Throughout the evening, guests will be entertained as NIC + DESI sing famous show tunes while performing dance numbers straight from the Broadway stage! The night will feature delicious chocolate treats and elegant Broadway inspired hors d'oeuvres. In addition to the great...

  • Williams County CMV Fatal Crash

    Jan 24, 2024

    On Monday, Jan. 22 at approximately 1 a.m. CT, a 2014 Peterbilt truck pulling a sandbox trailer, driven by a Hosea Kleinsasse, Aberdeen, SD, was westbound on HWY. 2 near mile marker 41 when it lost control. The semi-truck entered the north ditch and rolled. The driver was pronounced deceased on scene. At the time of the crash the roads were snowy and icy and the weather was cloudy. The agencies who responded to the crash were North Dakota Highway Patrol, Williams County Sheriff’s Office, Ray Ambulance, Ray Fire Department and Epping Fire D...

  • Fairview Police Department Receives Replacement Radios Using Grant For Montana Peace Officers

    Jaymi Mozeak|Jan 17, 2024

    The Fairview Police Department was able to purchase two radios with the help of the Mason Moore Grant on Dec. 11. Because of the grant they were able to replace 22-year-old equipment The Fairview Police Department is a rather small department with only two officers, but the town they service is quite small as well, with a population of 898 at the last census in 2020 over .8 sq. miles. At times they have had to call the Richland County Sheriff Department or law enforcement from nearby towns....

  • Sidney Health Center Welcomes New Pelvic Health Physical Therapist Steinbeisser, DPT

    Jan 17, 2024

    Sidney – Sidney Health Center is excited to announce the newest addition to its Rehabilitation Therapy team. Lacey Steinbeisser, Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) and specialist in pelvic health, recently joined the team to provide expanded services to people living in the MonDak region. As a Sidney native, Lacey is thrilled to work alongside Bess Reid, DPT, in enhancing pelvic health services in her hometown. Pelvic health physical therapy (PHPT) focuses on helping with concerns related to t...

  • Reynolds Market Harvest of Hope Donations

    Jan 17, 2024

  • Governor Gianforte Welcomes Brixtel Defense To Montana

    Kaitlin Price|Jan 17, 2024

    Glendive – Governor Greg Gianforte, on Jan. 10, welcomed Brixtel Defense to Montana, celebrating the global defense company's $125 million investment in Dawson County. "Montana is proudly home to over 150 innovative firearms and ammunitions businesses, the highest per capita in the country," Gov. Gianforte said. "We're thrilled to welcome Brixtel Defense to Big Sky Country, and appreciate the ammunition leader's investment in our state and people." Brixtel Defense manufactures munitions and p...

  • Great Northern Development Corporation & Small Business Development Center Present 3rd Minnow Tank Business Plan Competition

    Quincy Walter|Jan 17, 2024

    Northeastern Montana - Great Northern Development Corporation (GNDC) and the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) are excited to announce the commencement of the 3rd Minnow Tank Business Plan Competition. This transformative initiative is set to unfold across the seven-county region of Northeastern Montana, including Valley, Garfield, McCone, Richland, Roosevelt, Sheridan and Daniels. Fostering Economic Development: The Minnow Tank Competition aims to unite communities with a common goal of economic development by attracting new...

  • Williams County Injury Crash

    Jan 17, 2024

    On Jan. 22 a 2020 Kubota M5, driven by Lester LaDue, Trenton, ND, was traveling eastbound on Hwy 1804 at slow speed approximately 1 mile west of Trenton, ND. A 2009 Freightliner, driven by Michael McGrath, Benton, AR, was traveling eastbound behind the Kubota and two other vehicles. The two vehicles passed the Kubota in the left lane. The freightliner began to pass the Kubota in the left lane as well. The Kubota began to turn left onto 147th Ave NW. The Kubota was struck by the Freightliner. Both the Kubota and Freightliner came to rest in the...

  • Saloon 27 To Serve Steak, Seafood & World-Class Service

    Jaymi Mozeak|Jan 10, 2024

    The building that was formerly Rod Iron Bar & Grill is now the home of Saloon 27 Casino, Steak, and Seafood, Sidney. Shadd and Amanda Cullinan, long time owners of the Ranger Lounge and Casino in Sidney had just recently started another Ranger Bar and Casino in Glendive. They had had their eyes on the Rod Iron for a while. After some careful consideration, the couple approached the owners of the Rod Iron. "It is a beautiful building and an asset to Sidney." Shadd said. They kept the rustic...

  • Sidney Chamber 2024 Annual Banquet To Be Held Jan 18

    Kali Godfrey|Jan 10, 2024

    The Sidney Area Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture in collaboration with Richland Economic Development Corp. invites the public to a joint annual meeting of both organizations on Jan. 18 at the Yellowstone Mercantile Co. building. The joint annual meeting will begin with a pre-social featuring the second annual New Business Showcase. The New Business Showcase boasts over 10 new businesses from the past year and features the entrepreneurs behind the business along with demonstrations, samples, and product displays. The New Business Showcase...

  • Williams County Sheriff's Office Looking For Missing Man

    Jan 10, 2024

    The Williams County Sheriff's Office is searching for Roger Shelton, a missing 61-year-old man. He was last seen on Friday evening, Jan. 5 in a residential area west of Williston near the intersection of Hwy 2 and 146th Ave. NW. Roger is 5′2″ and has brown eyes and brown hair. If you have any information on the whereabouts of Shelton, you are asked to contact the Williams County Sheriff's Office at 701-577-7700....

  • Sidney Area Dollars For Scholars Supports SHS Graduates Since 1992

    Kelly Johnson|Jan 10, 2024

    The Sidney Area Dollars for Scholars program has been assisting graduates of Sidney High School with scholarships since its inception in 1991. The key organizer of this chapter was Paul Johnson. Our chapter has awarded scholarships to 1,001 students totaling $607,150. In 1992, student scholarship amounts were $300. Through the generous support of community members leaving endowment gifts, as well as yearly phonathon donations, the scholarship amounts have grown to average over $1,300. The annual meeting of the Sidney Area Dollars for Scholars...

  • Sidney Police Searching For Information On Attempted Theft

    Jaymi Mozeak|Jan 3, 2024

    In the early morning of Friday, Dec. 22, two individuals were seen outside a business in Sidney attempting to steal some copper wire. They pulled up behind the business in a white four-door car. The wire they attempted to take was heavy gauge, and the potential thieves were unsuccessful in cutting any away. They did, however, cause significant damage to the wire and, as a result, could be facing charges of attempted theft and criminal mischief. Police Chief Mark Kraft said, "The Sidney Police...

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