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New business creation has been on the rise in Sidney after losing the town’s largest employer nearly 10 years ago. Cabela’s started in Sidney in 1961 and the company’s headquarters was based there until the outdoor retailer was purchased by Bass Pro Shops in 2017. Since the shuttering of the Cabela’s headquarters, which employed around 2,000 people at its peak, more than 100 businesses have been created in the county. Sidney residents and leaders believe that number could be even higher with more steady leadership around economic development in the area. The formation of a newly proposed Economic Development Corporation could be the answer. Read more about Sidney’s revitalization post-Cabela’s in the story on SPN. Would you like your company to be seen by people like you? Every month, Silicon Prairie News reaches tens of thousands of Nebraskans – entrepreneurs, small business owners, tech enthusiasts and investors from all across the state. You can reach them, too, by becoming a sponsor of SPN. Learn more here or contact [email protected] to learn about sponsorship levels and benefits. Upcoming Events
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