Richey
Richey, MT · Food & Drink
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Cattlemen's Cafe Is Under New Ownership & Still Serving Up The Favorites
As of Feb. 22, Cattlemen’s Cafe is under the new ownership of Fairview native and local resident, Tess Hurley. “In a town like Sidney, a cafe becomes part of people’s routine. The goal is to continue offering the home-cooked favorites people enjoy while gradually bringing in a personal touch. Nothing drastic, just doing the basics well and doing them consistently,” Hurley commented.
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(Updated 3-3-26) Cattlemen's Cafe Under New Ownership & Still Serving Up The Favorites
(Updated 3-3-26): The story below has been updated to reflect the accurate days Cattlemen’s Cafe is open, Tuesday-Sunday, 5 a.m.-2 p.m. (Original story): As of Feb. 22, Cattlemen’s Cafe is under the new ownership of Fairview native and local resident, Tess Hurley. “In a town like Sidney, a...
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The Retro Montana Diner Where The All-You-Can-Eat Spread Hasn’t Changed Since Opening Day
Pulling into Wibaux, Montana, population barely brushing 400, you might wonder if you took a wrong turn straight into 1950. Palace Cafe sits at 124 N Wibaux St, Wibaux, MT 59353, and the moment you step through that door, time does something funny. The all-you-can-eat buffet spread looks exactly like...
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The Main Street Popcorn Factory Has New Owner, New Name & New Venue
Dana Moos, Party Central owner, and her daughter and manager Cassandra Moos, announced Friday, Nov. 28 that The Main Street Popcorn Factory portion of the business is under new ownership. Calvin Clemmer, Sidney native, will be continuing on with Sidney's favorite gourmet popcorn, keeping all the Main Street Popcorn flavors.
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"Soup @ St. Matt's" Begins Nov. 7
St. Matthew’s Catholic Parish will begin their annual “Soup at St. Matt’s” Friday soup at the Parish Center, 310 7th St. SE, Sidney. Soup will start Nov. 7 and continue every Friday throughout the winter season. Soup will be served Nov. 7, 14, 21; Dec. 12, 19; Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30; Feb. 20, 27; March 6, 13, 20, 27; April 10,17, 24 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
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Reynolds Market Continues 100 Years Of Support To Community
Reynolds Market celebrated its 100th anniversary this year, and as long as the store has been a part of the community, it has given back to the community. If you talk to longtime Sidney residents, you'll likely hear stories of more than a few families getting through long winters thanks to being able to charge groceries.
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Reynolds Market: A Century of Community, Family and Service
Founded in 1925 in Glendive, Montana, Reynolds Market began as a partnership between Frank Reynolds and John Marman - two young men with eighth-grade educations but an abundance of determination, business sense, and work ethic. What started as a single store in Glendive quickly grew to serve multiple communities across eastern Montana and neighboring areas. Today, Reynolds Market remains locally owned and operated, still rooted in the same family and community values that built it nearly a century ago.
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Help Make Reynolds Market's-100 Year Anniversary An Event To Remember Aug. 8 & 9
Reynolds Market is celebrating 100 years, and they are inviting you to celebrate with them. The celebration starts Friday, Aug. 8 with a night to remember at the Elks Lodge, 123 3rd St. SW. The community is invited to enjoy a blast from the past when the local "Rojo Five" band performs. Put your dancing shoes on and enjoy the 1960s tunes from 8 to 10 pm. or just come to mingle with fellow community members and current and former Reynolds staff.
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Reynolds Market Celebrates 100 Years Of Serving Montana Communities
Reynolds Market is marking a major milestone this year as it celebrates 100 years in business. What started in 1925 as a small grocery store in Glendive has grown into a trusted name in eastern Montana, known for its strong community ties, reliable service and commitment to customers. “This milestone...
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Winner's Pub Ribbon Cutting
There was a nice turnout for the Winner’s Pub Ribbon Cutting, held Friday, June 27. The Sidney Area Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture gathered with Winner’s Pub owners Ray And Heather Johnson at their new location, 1035 S. Central Ave., Sidney. Pictured (L-R) are Billie Jean Christensen, Sunrise Ambassador; Stacy Fischer, Sunrise Ambassador; Kayla Wick, Sunrise Ambassador Chairwoman; Traci Berglund, staff; Heather and Ray Johnson, owners; Megan Garza, Sidney Chamber member; Shannon Wicks, Sidney Chamber Executive Director; Bailey Tupper, Sidney Chamber member; Amy Bieber, Sidney Chamber member; and Lindsey Lawrence, Sidney Chamber member.
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Winners Pub Enhances Customer Experience With New Location
From its humble beginnings by Arnie and Lola Hansen in downtown Sidney in 1997, the Winners Pub has continued to move south on Central Avenue, expanding and improving each time. Owners Arnie Hansen and Ray and Heather Johnson invite everyone to check out the new location at 1035 S. Central Ave., which is welcoming to gamblers, sports fans, and anyone who wants great food and a beverage.