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Country Concert is back!! By Blythe Alspaugh - Balspaugh@sidneydailynews.com Todd, left, and Diane Barnhart, of Delaware, Ohio, watch Neal McCoy perform at Country Concert on Thursday, July 8. Todd said “It doesn’t get any more American than this,” when asked why he was dressed in a wig, cape and U.S. flag shorts. Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News Neal McCoy signs the guitar of Judy Hooten, of Sycamore, during Country Concert on Thursday, July 8. McCoy was the opening act on the main stage. Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News FORT LORAMIE — The threat of rain passed concertgoers...

Country Concert is back!! By Blythe Alspaugh - Balspaugh@sidneydailynews.com Todd, left, and Diane Barnhart, of Delaware, Ohio, watch Neal McCoy perform at Country Concert on Thursday, July 8. Todd said “It doesn’t get any more American than this,” when asked why he was dressed in a wig, cape and U.S. flag shorts. Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News Neal McCoy signs the guitar of Judy Hooten, of Sycamore, during Country Concert on Thursday, July 8. McCoy was the opening act on the main stage. Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News FORT LORAMIE — The threat of rain passed concertgoers...

June 05, 2021 Mount Airy residents apparently have no problem with the city’s proposed budget for the fast-approaching 2021-22 fiscal year, judging by comments — or the lack thereof — during a public hearing on the spending plan. Only one person spoke at the hearing held before the Mount Airy Board of Commissioners Thursday night — and he was complimentary toward the package. “I have read all 110 pages and I thought it was very well prepared,” Joseph Zalescik said of the preliminary budget that had been released by City Manager Barbara Jones on May 20. “It’s a very good snapsh...