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- Sep 23, 2026
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122 Eastern Montana Out of the Darkness walkers inspire hope (opens the original)
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This story contains discussions of suicide. If you or someone you know is in crisis, please reach out to the 988 Lifeline by texting or calling 988. You can contact the Crisis Text Line by texting TALK to 741741. For those not in crisis but struggling with mental illness, the Montana Warmline can be reached at (877) 688-3377 Mondays through Thursdays between 1-9 p.m. and Fridays through Sundays between 1-7 p.m. SIDNEY — According to JG Research, 326 Montanans died by suicide in 2025, an increase
Daniel Scheetz (opens the original)
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Dan was born June 18, 1956, the fifth child and third son of George and Esther Scheetz. He lived his entire life on the Eastside and in the Rau community. Farming and ranching were the life he lived from birth until his unexpected passing while preparing for this year’s corn harvest. Dan attended school at Rau and was a 1974 graduate of Sidney High School, while in high school he was active in FFA and obtained his FFA State Degree. After George’s passing in 1981, Dan and Tom formed Scheetz Bros
Shira Beth Richardson (opens the original)
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After years of prolonged health struggles, Shira Beth Richardson died unexpectedly on August 16, 2026, age 44. Shira was born on May 28, 1982, in Rice Lake, Wisconsin to Glenn and Virginia Richardson. In Hebrew, Shira means song, and Beth means house. Throughout the years, the Richardson house was filled with song. “A song is a beautiful thing,” and this has been and is true about Shira, both in her life and in her death. Shira’s early years were spent in Sidney Montana, where she met her first
New Sidney Fitness Court offers free, accessible workouts (opens the original)
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SIDNEY — The Fitness Court is now in session at the Svarre Municipal Pool Park, offering free access to outdoor equipment for workouts incorporating users’ body weight. On Thursday, Sidney officials and community members gathered to officially cut the ribbon for the new Fitness Court, which was funded through grants from Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Montana, the Foundation for Community Care, Kraken Oil & Gas and the National Fitness Campaign. This last organization has built over 750 Fitness Cou
Sidney author promotes Christian values with new children’s book (opens the original)
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SIDNEY — In “Ambrose’s Special Gift: A Lesson in Trusting God,” the titular puppy learns to trust that God will provide him with a loving family even while his siblings are adopted before him. Much like the book’s story, its author trusted that her work would find a receptive audience: a belief that turned out to be correct. The book’s author is KayLa Haverkamp, who goes by the pseudonym Bella Kay Thompson on the book’s cover. Residing in Sidney, Haverkamp said she drew from many of her personal
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