The Sheridan Economic and Educational Development Authority – also known as SEEDA – will spend about $6 million in the year that started on July 1, primarily for a large construction project. Members of the
Sheridan County commissioners have implemented partial fire restrictions due to critical fire conditions in the county. Action was taken on the recommendations of County Fire Warden Chris Thomas and rural fire department chiefs, and the
An estimated 5,000 to 7,000 people attended the Fourth of July Fireworks Show at Big Horn, and while the numbers were down some from past years, Ed Hawkinson said the show was a truly great
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has announced the launch of Director Brian Nesvik’s Inspire a Kid initiative with a checklist of 100 ideas and activities to help families have fun all year long. It’s
The Sheridan Farmers Market is set to kick off the season on Thursday, July 9, on Grinnell Plaza in Sheridan. According to a press release from the Downtown Sheridan Association, the market will take place
TROOPER BASEBALL – The Sheridan Troopers are 27-12 on the season after sweeping the Billings Royals Monday night picking up two, one run victories. The Troopers hit the ball hard in the first game but
TROOPER BASEBALL – The Sheridan Troopers swept the Billings Scarlets Friday night winning 2-1 and 9-6, after two days off the Troops are back on Rottelini field at Thorne-Rider stadium tonight hosting two with the
The Wyoming Department of Administration & Information Economic Analysis Division has released the Economic Summary for the first quarter of 2020. This quarterly publication highlights the State’s economic conditions. According to the report, after the
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. No new cases of influenza
Three members of the Sheridan Police Department were presented with the Sheridan Police Department Life Saving Award at Monday night’s Sheridan City Council Meeting for their actions that resulted in saving the life of a
On March 27, the Sheridan City Council, in a special meeting, approved an emergency ordinance that allows local liquor stores, breweries, wineries and area liquor license holders affected by closures from COVID-19, to deliver malt
Wyoming State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jillian Balow released the Smart start guidance document last week. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter the details. Three Tiers The guidance document that was created by the Smart Start Working
Sheridan County Library System trustees approved a budget of slightly under $1.5 million for the year that started July 1. But Library Director Cameron Duff said that still has to be approved by Sheridan County
Sylvia Bruner, Director of the Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum in Buffalo, will be giving a presentation entitled “The Flyboys of Bomber Mountain” via the ZOOM online platform later this month. The program will be offered
The Fourth Annual Klondike Stroll, a 10K walk happening in conjunction with the 42nd Klondike Rush foot race, will be happening Saturday, August 1st in Buffalo. The stroll, or volksmarch, is co-sponsored by the Johnson
The Sheridan County Commission issued a release Monday to let the public know that the county courthouse will be closed this Friday, July 10th. According to the release, the courthouse will close at 10am Friday
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