The Bright Side: Sharing the Good News

Though the Historic Saddle Club on the western edge of Scottsbluff retains a long and storied tradition among the community’s horsepeople, the scope of its activities has dwindled over the decades, leaving it as an unknown area to many residents.

At 76, Ray Richards is still lending his voice — and humor — to community events across Scotts Bluff County. His impact spans decades of service.

Jeri Goodman didn’t plan to spend 10 years volunteering. But she kept saying yes — and Scottsbluff organizations benefited.

After 34 years in the classroom, Terry Bailey still shows up for Gering’s kids — now helping send weekend meals home to more than 150 students.

Jennifer Green turned a high school passion into a design career. Now she’s back in Gering, helping students do the same.

Angie Hinze’s philosophy is simple: support students, embrace mistakes and build strong relationships. It’s guided her 33-year career at SHS.

One phone call in 1989 led Barb Becker to a 37-year career helping Scottsbluff students shine on stage.

SIDNEY — Approximately 25 miles east of Gurley, along a Nebraska country road, one will find the Sullivan Hills Camp.