Malcolm Wallop was a third-generation rancher in the Big Horn area. His ranching roots stem from the pioneer era. Wallop attended public and private schools and would graduate from Yale University in 1954. Wallop would
Johnson County’s Commissioners passed a Resolution at this week’s meeting designating all businesses and their personnel as “essential.” Commissioner Bob Perry, who brought the Resolution before the commission, explained that it is designed to keep
The Sheridan County Commission has approved the appointment of Carrie Ida Edinger (ED-in-jrr) to an unexpired term on the Sheridan County Historic Preservation Commission. Chairman Nick Siddle praised Edinger’s qualifications. Edinger’s term will run from
Aimee Kay and Jennifer Kelley, both Wyoming educators, have received the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. President Donald J. Trump made the announcement of the 2019 winners on Monday. PAEMST is
An update on Buffalo’s West Fetterman Street Reconstruction Project was sent out late Tuesday by Project Superintendent Adam Rothbart with Barnum Construction. Rothbart said curb and gutter has been poured from Klondike to Cedar Street.
The Sheridan Troopers dropped their opening game at state against the Jackson Giants, 8-6. They will play again tomorrow at 1PM in a loser game. The 2020 Wyoming High School Fall Sports season starts in
Changes await Sheridan County voters who cast their ballots at the polls this year – including, in some cases, where they will go to vote. Because of COVID-19 restrictions, County Clerk Eda Schunk Thompson said
Dr. Elisabeth Scalva has joined Sheridan Memorial Hospital as the newest OB/Gyn. In fact, she said in an interview with Sheridan Media, her first day on the job was Monday. Originally from Denver, Scalva said
In spite of COVID-19 and the resulting restrictions, the University of Wyoming Extension Service reported most of Wyoming’s county fairs have done well this summer. Most of the fairs are wrapping up this week, including
Rock Springs – A Type 3 Incident Management Team from the BLM Wyoming High Desert District took command of the Richard Mountain Fire yesterday evening. The fire is located approximately 40 miles south of Rock
Now here’s Sheridan Media’s look back in time, to 100 years ago, by reporter Pat Blair as published in the Sheridan Enterprise newspaper on Aug. 5, 1920. C. A. McKenzie, late of the Royal Flying
A 62-year-old Sheridan man changed his plea in Fourth Judicial District Court in Sheridan Tuesday on charges stemming from an incident that occurred in February. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. Plea Change Pursuant
U.S. Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming spoke on the Senate floor Tuesday about what he referred to as reckless spending and the partisan obstruction by Democrats in trying to pass the next piece of coronavirus
A contract between Sheridan County and the Wyoming Department of Health, Public Health Division was approved by the county commission at their Tuesday meeting. The contract specifies terms and conditions for funding through the CSBG,
Johnson County’s Commissioners approved an applicaion to the Wyoming Department of Transportation for federal funding for dust mitigation on industrial roads in the county. Johnson County Road and Bridge Supervisor Scott Pehringer brought the application
Sheridan Police Department / Kim Love & Kendall Hartman
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