Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon at a news conference this week, said that state agencies have submitted their plans for 10 percent budget cuts and that he continues to meet with members of his cabinet on
The gas pipeline project that will bring natural gas to the Dayton and Ranchester communities is underway and should be finished by early next year, according to Ranchester Mayor Peter Clark. Mayor Clark updated the
An arraignment hearing was held virtually in Fourth Judicial District Court in Sheridan Thursday for 41-year-old Cory Gagner, who is charged with one count of Felony Property Destruction and Defacement. On May 23, Gagner was
Sheridan County’s Commissioners voted to approve a grant agreement with the Wyoming Department of Health’s Public Health Division for funding the county’s Substance Abuse, Tobacco, and Injury and Violence Prevention Programs. Community Prevention Manager Ann
Paving at the Buffalo Tech Park began this week, according to City Works Director Les Hook, who updated the city council this week. Curb and gutter will be the first paving project in the tech
The Sheridan Troopers crushed the 406 Flyers from Billings Wednesday night rattling the bats for a 23-2 victory. The Troops banged out 16 hits including a Grand Slam from Carter Dubberley the result moves their
TROOPER BASEBALL – The Sheridan Troopers host the 406 Flyers from Billings this afternoon it will be a single nine inning game the first pitch is scheduled for 3:00. Following today’s game the Troopers will
Amid cancellations and shutdowns due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the average sales and use tax decrease experienced by municipalities in Wyoming is 11.14% according to Sheridan city officials. In spite of the recent downturn in
Upper division University of Wyoming students will get an opportunity to learn more about the development and manufacturing of vaccines with a new elective offered at the university. Stages of vaccine production from discovery to
Sheridan County School District 1 trustees will consider a change in the district’s calendar when they meet next week, to accommodate a basketball tournament. School District Superintendent Pete Kilbride said Big Horn High School will
Starting next week, students entering Sheridan College in the fall will have a chance to drop by the college without an appointment to register for classes and work with enrollment counselors to prepare for the
Sheridan County commissioners will convene a public hearing at 5 p.m. July 20 to present the budget for the fiscal year that started on July 1. The hearing is open to all county residents and
Responding to the U.S. Census determines the congressional representation for states as well as determining monetary amounts needed to help fund those areas. Residents of Wyoming should continue to encourage their friends and neighbors to
Sheridan Media reporter Pat Blair looks back in time, over 100 years ago, to the impact of Spanish influenza as reported in the pages of the Sheridan Enterprise in 1918. The report today, Dec. 28,
Wyoming’s State Health Officer discussed the increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations in the state at a news conference Wednesday. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. COVID Hospitalizations The Wyoming Department of Health announced Tuesday that
After four hours of public comment and discussion earlier this week, the State Loan and Investment Board approved plans to bid on Houston-based Occidental Petroleum’s holdings in Utah, Colorado and Wyoming. The SLIB Board consists
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