Sheridan’s 25th annual Christmas Stroll took on a unique life this year to allow for social distancing, but the different format, mask order and pandemic did not deter folks from enjoying the … [...]
While many of his contemporaries are enjoying a little rest and relaxation, 94-year-old Gene Roelfsema is still snapping on his bright red bike helmet each day, and challenging kids a fraction… [...]
The city's trail system may soon connect to an in-development city park if the city of Sheridan is able to work out a deal with SEEDA. [...]
Approximately 60 shooters entered the match and shot from different positions, including prone and standing at various ranges. [...]
The Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office received $350,000 in grant funding from the Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grants Program through the National Park Service. [...]
Academics for All hopes the recognition might inform and engage younger students, providing role models and a concrete picture of the opportunities ahead of them in high school. [...]
Budget cuts threaten to end the University of Wyoming’s graduate study in creative writing, a program with a proud history and a deep network of alumni in and outside the state. [...]
In Thunder Basin High School’s auditorium Wednesday morning, the 22nd annual Balsa Wood Bridge competition began not with a bang, but a whimper. [...]
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The Wyoming Legislature will delay most of its 2021 general session beyond January as a safety precaution against COVID-19, which has spread at record levels in the state in recent weeks. [...]
The University of Wyoming supports diversity through the Students of Color Circle. [...]
Wolves’ return to the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem a quarter century ago has been the primary force suppressing local mountain lion populations, a new study has concluded. [...]
Sophie, Poppy, Rockie, Bandet and Peebs the sheep are used to visitors coming through the gate with goat cookies and carrots in their hands. But on one particular day it was different — there … [...]
This year’s Wyoming Kids Count showed improvement in several areas for Sheridan County families, including teen pregnancy, cost of living vs. wages and the gender wage gap. [...]
Attorney Brendon Kerns has confirmed that the town of Dayton's utilities arrangement with the volunteer fire department is not illegal. [...]
A bill authorizing a statewide real estate transfer tax has been voted down weeks before the general session is slated to begin. [...]
When a company produces electricity using coal, natural gas or renewable energy in Wyoming, it needs a way of transporting that power to customers, both in the state and beyond. [...]
University of Wyoming Extension educators will use two John P. Ellbogen Foundation grants to help youths start and develop local food businesses and in Rawlins develop a hands-on teaching garden. [...]
The Big Horn High School Drama Club will present its winter drama production of "Don't Fear the Reaper" next week. [...]
Starting Dec. 1, folks will be able to sign up online for Antelope Butte Mountain Recreation Area Winter Camps and the first session of the First Chair and Second Chair programs. [...]
SHERIDAN FIRE-RESCUE [...]
Saturday evening during dinnertime, each CHAPS horse has what Marchese calls its own “horse-nality” and emotional capabilities to participate in various CHAPS programs. [...]
One commercial registered agent in Sheridan — the largest in the state — represents more than 50,000 businesses. [...]
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