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An Area Rich in History In 1819, the Ohio General Assembly determined that Shelby County needed a permanent site to serve as the county seat. Seventy acres of cleared farmland adjacent to the Great Miami River were donated and the new town was named...

Below is an interactive map of attractions in the greater Sidney, Ohio area. Click any location marker on the map or any location link in the legend for more information about this specific attraction. You can zoom and scroll by using the map's controls....

Birding in Ohio is a popular activity for both the serious enthusiast as well as those who simply enjoy a leisurely stroll in the woods. In Sidney and Shelby County, those with an affinity for birding will find a number of prime locations from which to...

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101 South Ohio Avenue, Floor 2 Sidney, Ohio 45365 Office Hours: Monday thru Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST  | Closed Holidays Phone: (937) 492-9122 Toll Free: (866) 892-9122

Sidney is home to several attractive meeting and conference facilities that can accommodate small family reunions to large corporate events. Our host sites offer complete catering and beverage services along with audio/visual presentation equipment needed...

You won’t believe how many wonderful things there are to see and do all within a short drive of Sidney, Ohio. Come spend a night or maybe a weekend in one of our many fine hotels. After a good night’s sleep and a hearty breakfast, you’ll be ready to ve...

Alcove Restaurant 134 North Main Ave Sidney 45365 937/492-3737 Al’s Pizza 1315 Wapakoneta Ave Sidney 45365 937/498-2151 Amelia's 1000 Fourth Ave Sidney 45365 937/492-7454 Amelio's Pizzeria 115 S. Ohio Street Sidney 4...

Volunteer & Sponsorship Opportunities Are you in a position to help? Planning and event volunteers are needed. Sponsorships are available and donations to help defray costs are appreciated. To get involved, please contact Greg and Priscilla...

A total solar eclipse is a rare and spectacular event. On average, one happens somewhere on the Earth once every 1.5 years and only 21 solar eclipses have crossed the lower 48 in the entire history of the United States. The last total solar eclipse...