Air frying wings couldn’t be simpler. [...]
The new year. 2021. Doesn't that feel wonderful to say?Starting a new year has always felt fresh and energizing for me, but this new year feels a bit different. Those feelings of freshness and… [...]
I’m impatient. I enjoy immediate results. At the very least I enjoy seeing steady progress being made to a result. So anything that takes a long time in just one step is a hard sell for this guy. [...]
There are a handful of Sheridanites that have taken to the digital world to present their own audio talk shows. Here’s a look at some locally-based podcasts available on major streaming platforms. [...]
Writing these reflections on the arts has become something of an exercise for me over the past 18 months. As I sit it write, I will often look over what I have said previously so I don’t end u… [...]
New Year’s is a time for celebrating the past and looking forward to the future. And while celebrations may look different this year, the party doesn’t have to stop. [...]
Without residents, the staff members at Jentel were busy this fall with minor repairs and maintenance, plus all those stacks of good ideas and updates to implement, which we saved for another time. [...]
As many things as I cook on a weekly basis, I still come back to short ribs as my favorite food. I could probably eat them for every meal and never get sick of them. Luckily for me, my family … [...]
Sheridan-raised musician Ian Munsick has released three new music videos on major streaming platforms in the past two months. The new productions represent a busy year of developing both his p… [...]
Due to this once-a-century pandemic, performing artists have had to completely reimagine what live performances mean, or if live performance could even happen without jeopardizing the safety o… [...]
If you are finding it difficult to get your child or grandchild to eat anything, you are not alone. Sure, he would eat chips and cookies all day long to his heart’s content. However, I have th… [...]
Christmas Day is less than a week away, and everyone celebrates a little differently. Christmas songs have been a point of strong opinion, mostly how early is acceptable to begin playing holid… [...]
Here’s the deal — I love Christmastime, like really love it. I love the music, I love the weather (well usually), I love the colors and the lights and the food and the drinks and my absolute f… [...]
Missing a tool in your kitchen to get the job done? With some imagination you might have just what you need already. [...]
This year’s traditional holiday open houses are nixed, but the spirit of the season is alive even from a distance. While there are no designated community-wide gatherings, those who want to vi… [...]
We heave a collective sigh of relief as this year concludes. 2020 caused us to reminisce on former years with nostalgia unlike any we’ve known before, as what used to be ordinary: visiting fam… [...]
The Trail End Historical Site is inviting you to celebrate like its 1920 this holiday season. [...]
A few months ago, there was an amendment to the Food Freedom Act allowing ranchers to sell meat products directly to the consumer in Wyoming. This allows ranchers to skip sending their cattle … [...]
In the course of life, small adjustments are often needed in order to establish or maintain close relationships with others. Whether this refers to the playing of a musical instrument, the int… [...]
Until recently I have never really been a coffee guy. When I do drink it, it’s usually guy black or maybe I will throw a sugar packet in there to make it kind of a bitter sweet thing. For a lo… [...]
As fall is turning to winter, the new nature trails have been closed for the season and the Ranch House and outbuildings put up for the winter.But The Brinton Museum is not ready to hibernate. [...]
It’s that time of year again. While it may — and probably should — look different this year, plenty of turkeys will be cooked and eaten. Some will catch the house on fire, some will be so dry … [...]
Imagine a Venn diagram with one sphere labeled “COVID-19 social upheaval” and the other labeled “Franz Kafka’s novella, ‘The Metamorphosis.’” The intersection of these two concepts is “METAmor… [...]
I would guess that most people that set out to write an article have some general idea of a point that they’ll try to make or an observation they’d like to share with the reader. [...]
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