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Wyoming hunters know that season setting meetings are held each spring to present proposed license allocations, season length changes and other proposals for the coming fall to hunters and the general public.  During these meetings,

The Sheridan County Predator Management District (SCPMD) and the Wyoming Animal Damage Management Board is distributing fliers title “Rabies in Wyoming, and What You Need to Know” throughout the country. Cole Benton , President of

St. Patrick’s Day has been celebrated in Wyoming for many years, and there were undoubtedly many celebrations held in the isolated forts and frontier towns that were not reported on in the papers. The Irish

A their last regular meeting, Johnson County’s Commissioners signed documents pertaining to the Congestion Mitigation Air Quality (CMAQ) program, one a Local Public Agency Right-of-Way and Utility Certification, and the other a Certification of Service

Originally from rural Montana, Dr. Erica Rinker has been practicing medicine since 2011.  After living in Buffalo for a year with her family, Rinker relocated to work at the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Primary Care practice

The Sheridan Community Land Trust (SCLT) is seeking funding from the Laura Jane Musser Foundation for construction of the next phase of the Red Grade Trails System called the Highlander Trail. Sheridan County’s Commissioners have

The Johnson County Library and the Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum will be offering a class for beginning genealogy in April and May. The four classes will be Tuesday, April 4 at the library; Tuesday, April