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Jenelle Stoner, Richland Opportunities Inc. (ROI) executive director, has fulfilled her career goal at ROI. Her love for helping individuals with developmental disabilities started over 20 years when she started working for ROI in the summertime during her college break. "I would come home from college in the summertime and work at ROI in the houses. That was really where my start was for taking care of individuals with developmental disabilities." ROI is a community-based corporation that provi...
American Crystal Sugar Company CEO Tom Astrup has announced that Steve Rosenau has added the position of Sidney Sugars, Incorporated Chief Operating Officer to his duties as American Crystal treasurer. Rosenau's new duties are effective July 6. In this position, he will oversee all agriculture and factory operations and grower related activities at American Crystal's beet sugar business in Sidney. Rosenau holds an MBA from the University of Mary and Bachelor of Science degrees in chemical...
Richland Ranger PeeWees competed at the PeeWee B Silver NDAHA State Tournament in Grafton, ND, March 6-8. The Rangers beat Crosby Blue 9-3 to win the state championship. The Rangers are coached by Mike Fink and Tim Averett, members of the team are Asle Everett, Nicolas Farrow, Brady Collins, Miguel Treviño, Bridger Ligon, Haidyn Dunehew, Kalen Price, Trevor Stieber, Mark Berg, Aaron Filler, Stetson Armes, Garrett Youngquist, Jarrett Averett and Parker Verhasselt. (Submitted by Penny...
It was a great weekend for the Sidney Tiger Sharks in their home water. Sidney hosted the 2020 Covid Classic in which the top 8 East of the East versed the top 8 East of the West. The Tiger Sharks took home the 1st place trophy in relays. The 11-12 girls relay made up of Ryleigh Kleinke, Avé Norby, Zoey Garsjo, and Morgan Kindopp broke the pool record for freestyle relay and medley relay. They almost broke the Federation record relays that have held strong since 1993 but fell a couple of...
"Three-peat!" exclaimed Sidney wrestling coach Guy Melby during the team state wrestling after party at the Hampton Inn in Billings on Feb. 15. The Sidney High School wrestling team has once again taken the top Class A spot at the MHSA All-Class State Wrestling tournament in Billings for the third year in a row. The 2019-2020 season has ended in historic fashion once again for the Eagles. The 15 of the 17 Eagle wrestlers in the tournament placed fourth or higher, a record for the Sidney squad....
While grocery store workers across the country are stocking shelves and ringing up pantry items for a daily crowd of customers, they have been facing a higher-than-average risk of exposing themselves to the coronavirus. Andrea Yadon, and other local residents, recognized the risk that essential workers are facing in the area; she was looking for a way to help essential frontline workers that are facing a short supply of personal protective equipment (PPE). She obtained a medical facility...
Richland County Health Department (RCHD) is pleased to welcome Brittney Petersen as their new administrator in January 2020. Petersen joined RCHD in January 2020 after enjoying the ranching life and raising her young children for a few years prior. Petersen has a great depth of experience serving communities including working for the Colorado Community Health Network, where she was the Covering Kids and Families Project Director. She has also worked for the Association of State and Territorial...
Charlotte Carlson MS, LCPC recently opened Carlson Counseling Center LLC in Sidney. She is a Sidney native. Carlson has ten plus years of experience in mental health counseling that has included working with children, teenagers and adults. Her area of treatment expertise includes depression, anxiety, bipolar, co-dependent relationships, compulsive behaviors, grief and loss, stress management and anger management. Treatment methods include: ACT, DBT, CBT and Solutions Focused Therapy. Carlson is...
Starting in 2020, two Sidney locals, Jason Schrader and Nick Kallem co-organized Sidney Draggin' Main events. Here they brought cheer to the community and raised funds for local charitable organizations. The idea for starting this event came from a couple of ladies at the South 40. "They said that it would be cool if we could do what the locals did back in the day and have a draggin' main event, which is where everyone would come out and drive their cars around town," said Jason Schrader. After...
Club Royale Casino-Sidney proudly announces the addition of two new team members, Natasha Kathleen Leidholt, new owner, and Amy Hays, new manager. Leidholt is a fourth generation eastern Montanan, born and raised in Miles City. She has many ties to the Sidney community, as she was an avid hockey player growing up with the Miles City Generals often playing against the Sidney Rangers. Traveling to Sidney was always a pleasure because of the warm welcome of the Sidney community, the very nice...
When driving past the entrance of the Richland County Fairgrounds, along West Holly St., Sidney, you may have seen a brand-new Richland County Fair and Rodeo sign. This new digital sign displays messages for upcoming events, ticket information, greetings, and advertising. It also has the ability to display images along with words. "There really is a lot that can be added to the screen for multiple purposes. I am continuing to learn its capabilities and what can all be displayed. The sign also...
Allcheck, Inc., located east of Checkers on 223 N Central Ave, Sidney, started offering drive-thru COVID-19 testing as of Monday, Dec. 14. Allcheck offers testing by appointment only, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Janette McCollum, the Allcheck and Checkers owner, said "Since we have the space, we decided to utilize it for drive-thru testing." Allcheck offers both antibody and regular COVID-19 testing to the Sidney area. McCollum explained that in order to be tested for COVID-19, an...
Western Choice Cooperative updated the interior and exterior of their building in 2020. They are located at 1281 South Central Ave. They can be reached at 406-433-1401 or westernchoicecoop.com....
Family Dollar had a ribbon cutting on Thursday, Jan. 16 in celebration of their opening on Jan. 23. From left, store manager Amanda Thompson, Sunrise Village representative Susie Cavanaugh and Chamber Director Bill Vander Weele. (Photo by Nicole Lucina)...
Jenna Phillips, LCPC, is a Licensed Clinical Practicing Counselor located in Sidney. She is currently accepting new patients for in-person (subject to change due to COVID) and video telehealth therapy. Counseling services are by appointment only. Website, jennaphillipsllc.com, email: [email protected], 406-480-4984....
Based on continuing reports of white-tailed deer mortality in western North Dakota caused by epizootic hemorrhagic disease, the state Game and Fish Department is allowing hunters with whitetail licenses in units 3D1, 3D2, 3E1, 3E2, 3F1, 3F2, 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D, 4E and 4F the option of turning those licenses in for refunds. Hunters who return their licenses will have their bonus points restored, if applicable, to the same number of points prior to the 2020 deer gun lottery. Bruce Stillings, big game supervisor, said the decision is based on...
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department will continue its Hunter-Harvested Surveillance program during the 2020 hunting season by sampling deer for chronic wasting disease from units in the western third of the state. Samples from hunter-harvested deer taken will be tested from units 3A1, 3A2, 3A3 (that portion of the unit north of U.S. Highway 2), 3B1, 3C (that portion of the unit west of the Missouri River), 3E1, 3E2, 3F1, 3F2, 4A, 4B and 4C. Game and Fish wildlife veterinarian Dr. Charlie Bahnson said given the COVID situation, Game and...
I was 41 years old the first time I went hunting. I grew up on the central coast of California. Hunting wasn't an integral part of life, nor was it a frequent topic of conversation around the supper table. Other than the occasional, stray comment about killing Bambi, hunting just wasn't on our minds. Don't judge me. When I was allowed to choose where I wanted to live, I ended up in eastern Montana. Not bad for a first choice. When I first expressed curiosity about hunting, the most common...
