Learning to stay safe
Shelby County Health Department employee Kim DeLoye, left, of Fort Loramie, places a bike helmet on the head of Evan Wallace, 11, of Sidney, to see if it fit.
Tawawa Park opens to traffic
Tawawa Park opened its gates to traffic before 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 20.
Learning to be a princess
Christian Academy Schools kindergartners Ariel Blackford, left, and Hannah Fryer, both of Sidney, each balance a book on their head while learning what it takes to be a princess.
New Minster bleacher project underway
By Sandy Rose Schwieterman
On the agendas
Sidney City Council
Stages of the eclipse
Brian Jones, of Satellite Beach, Fla., made a composite image of the photos he took of the eclipse on the courtsquare on Monday, April 8.
Community calendar
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Hospice memorial service
Rev. Randy Reed speaks during a Wilson Hospice Memorial Service at Connection Point Church of God on Sunday, April 14.
Recycling technology
Sidney Key Club members Emily Martin, left, 18, and Zack Siegel, 15, both of Sidney, collect electronics from the public during a technology recycling drive at the Amos Memorial Public Library.
Taking out the trash
Unloading trash are, left to right, Dinsmore TWP Trustee Doug Schmerge, of Botkins, Shelby County Health Department employee Jay Stammen, and Dinsmore TWP Trustee Mike Stewart, of Anna.
