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 1919. R. E. Sundean, the new
The City of Sheridan will apply for a Coronavirus Relief Grant through the State Loan and Investment Board to recoup expenses from their response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Sheridan City Council recently approved a
President Donald Trump has made it clear that states throughout the country need to reopen schools this fall despite the pandemic. Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon, during a recent news conference, addressed how Wyoming plans to
The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality’s Abandoned Mine Land Division wishes to encourage Wyoming landowners to call the AML offices before building new structures on land that may hide old mines. According to an AML
The “Little Blue Schoolhouse” is in need of repairs. The former one-room school building currently occupies a site next to the Tongue River Learning Center – the old Tongue River Elementary School in Ranchester. Pete
SHS BOOSTER CLUB GOLF – The deadline to enter the Sheridan high school booster club golf tournament is today the event will be played Sunday at the Powder Horn, here’s s SHS Activities Director Don
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
Assessment work continues at the old Acme Power Plant, but Carrie Rogaczewski said most of the field work outside the facility is now complete. Rogaczewski is manager of the Sheridan County Conservation District, which owns
The Wyoming Department of Health has withdrawn a set of proposed changes to the Wyoming Immunization Program administrative rules. Authorities said in light of the current COVID-19 pandemic response, they determined that a portion of
The Equality State Policy Center is focusing on women’s leadership in Wyoming throughout July with online trainings and an upcoming episode of the People’s Review: Live! This month’s People’s Review: Live!, When Women Vote: Women’s
With increased travel brought on by the summer season, Sheridan County Health officials are expecting to see more cases of COVID-19 coming into the communities. Currently, 21 Sheridan County residents have experienced lab confirmed cases
The University of Wyoming has its first reported case of COVID-19. The case involves an employee of the university who believes he contracted the virus at a private appointment off campus, according to a UW
A virtual arraignment hearing was held Thursday in Fourth Judicial District Court in Sheridan for a man charged with two felony drug charges. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. Drug Possession Shortly after being
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. Sheridan’s city council adopted the
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
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