Sidney Daily News

Founded in 1891, the Sidney Daily News is a newspaper that publishes five days a week, serving the communities of Sidney and Shelby County. As the leading news provider in the area, the Sidney Daily News also engages with its audience through social media, including Facebook and Twitter, as well as its official website, www.sidneydailynews.com.

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Photo: Sidney woman turns 104

6 days ago | sidneydailynews.com | Luke Gronneberg

Ellabelle Hubler, a resident at Landings of Sidney, looks at her cake while celebrating her 104th birthday on Friday. When asked how she managed to reach 104-years-old she replied “Well, I just enjoy life and enjoy every day that comes along. And suddenly I was an old day.” Hubler was born on April 20, 1921 in a rural Indiana home. Landings of Sidney program director Michelle Stollmer presented Hubler with 104 birthday cards she had collected from well wishers.
Photo: Fresh flags for veterans memorial

1 week ago | sidneydailynews.com | Luke Gronneberg

Shelby County Veterans Services Benefits Councilor Jael Wethington, of Sidney, places new flags into a veterans memorial Wednesday on the Courtsqure. Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News Shelby County Veterans Services Benefits Councilor Jael Wethington, of Sidney, places new flags into a veterans memorial Wednesday on the Courtsqure.
Photo: Waiting to pay their City of Sidney taxes

1 week ago | sidneydailynews.com | Luke Gronneberg

People wait in a line at Sidney City Hall to pay their city taxes on Tuesday, April 15, the day they are due. Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News People wait in a line at Sidney City Hall to pay their city taxes on Tuesday, April 15, the day they are due.
Photo: Firefighters from Anna, Sidney and Maplewood respond to house fire

1 week ago | sidneydailynews.com | Luke Gronneberg

Firefighters enter a house at 8263 Port Haven Drive on Tuesday. A call for the fire went out at around 11:45 a.m.. Smoke could be seen coming from the house which was not occupied at the time. Firefighters from Anna, Sidney and Maplewood responded. The fire was quickly brought under control. Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News Firefighters enter a house at 8263 Port Haven Drive on Tuesday. A call for the fire went out at around 11:45 a.m..
Women’s group holds annual event

1 week ago | sidneydailynews.com | Charlotte Caldwell

SIDNEY — Attendees of the POWER of the Purse Champagne Luncheon & Fashion Show at the Historic Sidney Theatre on Saturday heard about how their membership dues have helped organizations like Morgan’s Place Cemetery in Sidney. Mollie Verdier, the co-founder and executive director of Morgan’s Place Cemetery, said her organization has received a POWER grant for the past three years.
Photos: Sidney First Methodist holds egg hunt

1 week ago | sidneydailynews.com | Charlotte Caldwell

Home Features Community Photos: Sidney First Methodist holds egg hunt Weather enter location 60.7 ° F Mon 71 ° Tue 60 ° Wed 52 ° Thu 61 ° Fri 73 °...
Camper deemed total loss after fire

2 weeks ago | sidneydailynews.com | Charlotte Caldwell

GREEN TOWNSHIP — Port Jefferson and Fletcher firefighters responded to a camper fire Tuesday around 3 p.m. that resulted in a total loss of the camper. According to scanner traffic, the camper was fully engulfed in flames in the driveway of 3239 Leatherwood Creek Road. The Port Jefferson Fire Department wrote in a Facebook message that it was worth approximately $1,000 with $500 of contents inside. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
Assessment begins after flood

2 weeks ago | sidneydailynews.com | Charlotte Caldwell

SIDNEY — Multiple days of rain came to a head over the weekend as flooding and damage impacted the county. According to the United States Geological Survey website, the Great Miami River levels in Sidney crested at 13.92 feet around noon Saturday before receding. The city of Sidney activated its Flood Action Plan at 5 a.m. Saturday as the river level reached 10.5 feet. City officials warned that homes along the Great Miami River, specifically along Riverside Drive, could experience minor flooding.
Minster police unveils $2 million upgrades

2 weeks ago | sidneydailynews.com | Charlotte Caldwell

MINSTER — After an over $2 million expansion and renovation, the Minster Police Department can now be considered state-of-the-art with room to grow. The department, located at 126 W. Fourth St., showed off the project that started in 2023 with a ribbon cutting and open house Saturday. The project was completed by Garmann Miller and H.A. Dorsten. According to Garmann Miller’s website, the new addition to the building was 3,846 square feet and the renovated portion was 4,900 square feet.
Sidney man indicted for burglary, assault

2 weeks ago | sidneydailynews.com | Charlotte Caldwell

SIDNEY — A Shelby County grand jury determined Thursday that there was enough evidence to indict a Sidney man for aggravated burglary, a first-degree felony, and felonious assault, a second-degree felony. According to the indictment and a police arrest report, on March 30 around 8:30 p.m., Tyrone Green, 19, forced his way into an apartment at 1579 E.