Rodeo Week culminates on Saturday in downtown Sidney
The Rodeo Committee announced 22 vendors signed up for rodeo week! The Sidney Iowa Championship Rodeo kicked off Tuesday, July 29, and the final night for 2025 is Saturday Evening, Aug. 2!
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Grimm’s hosts ‘Successful Beekeeping’ presentation
Julie Davis jdavis@cherryroad.com Neal Deremer loves talking about bees. Deremer, who got his start in beekeeping six years ago and currently maintains five hives, was one of the featured speakers…
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Spiritual Pain and Grief
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