News | A 15-year-old is being held in Montana after he claimed to have killed his father in Dayton. Read more |
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 | A 2,800-acre fire that started Tuesday is burning in Sheridan, Johnson and Campbell counties. Read more |
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 | The city of Sheridan’s definition of animal cruelty hasn’t been updated since 1952, according to city attorney Brendon Kerns, but an update may be on the way soon. Read more |
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Business | The Parkman Bar and Grill isn’t a stopping point on a journey, but rather a final destination. Read more |
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 | The Sorensons will serve as co-owners and operators of the new fine-dining restaurant, Spruce, with Dobbie and his partner Meg Ryan. Like one of Birch’s signature meals, the new collaboration brings together different ingredients in order to create something truly unforgettable, Dobbie said. Read more |
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 | “Our core value is caring for the residents through every decision we make,” said Ahron Katz, CEO of the facility now known as the Big Horn Rehabilitation and Care Center. Read more |
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Sports | “It’s a friendship-and-camaraderie deal mixed in with a little bantering and humor," Team Bison captain Terry Wagner said. "It’s just kind of one big old fun event. But when you’re playing, the competition sets in, and that’s what makes everyone come back the next year.” Read more |
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 | The Sheridan Troopers couldn’t get their bats going against Cheyenne Tuesday and suffered their first loss of the Wyoming legion AA tournament. Read more |
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 | Sheridan jumped all over Evanston early in the first game of the state legion AA tournament Monday and won 9-2. Read more |
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Arts & EntertainmentOver the course of the next two months, Montana Shakespeare in the Parks will visit 62 towns in five states. They will only take four days off. Read more |
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 | Thousands of Sheridanites and visitors descended on downtown and restarted Sheridan’s tradition of bringing its community together at the summer street festivals. Read more |
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 | “In ‘Farewell to Arms,’ he was writing about some of the most difficult, long-lasting experiences of his time — not just for him but for an entire generation,” Botstein said. “He worked very hard to write a very beautiful book. It was difficult for him to go into those memories every day, but I think having the wilderness around him really helped him do that.” Read more |
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Upcoming EventsThe Sheridan City Council is comprised of six Council members and the Mayor, elected from within th… Read more |
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The Hemingway Society holds biennial conferences in places significant to Ernest Hemingway, in both… Read more |
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