In an effort to increase the likelihood of the University of Wyoming completing a successful fall semester with in-person experiences, the university has adopted a phased approach to bringing students back to campus. The revised
University of Wyoming students, interested parents and other members of the UW community are invited to a virtual town-hall meeting Thursday, Aug. 13, at 5:30 p.m. to learn more about new financial aid opportunities and
The Clearmont Elevator, one of three that still stand in Clear Creek Valley, one near Lieter and near Ucross, recently celebrated it’s 100 years with a new paint job on the sign proclaiming it
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. 13, 1920. Nobody thought there were gray wolves on Dead
After over two hours of deliberation, a jury Wednesday night found Brandon Hanni guilty of two counts involving distributing drugs in the Sheridan area. Hanni was arrested and charged in August of last year with
The 2020 Wyoming High School Fall Sports season started yesterday with practice for 4-A Football, golf, and tennis. Football will get underway this morning and again at 4:30pm this afternoon. Practice for Tennis will start
The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce will restart the Chamber Lunch Program on Wednesday, Aug. 12. The first return lunch will be at the Holiday Inn and will feature speakers from the Sheridan County Office,
Schools in Big Horn, Ranchester and Dayton will open their doors for classes on Aug. 24. The final version of Sheridan County School District 1’s Smart Start plan was approved by trustees in a special
Wyoming Superintendent of Public Instruction Jillian Balow discussed the reopening of schools at a news conference Wednesday with Governor Mark Gordon. Balow said that she expects to have the Smart Start Plans for each school
The Antelope Butte Foundation and the Sheridan Community Land Trust will be hosting a series of mountain bike discovery nights beginning next week. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. Mtn. Bike Discovery Nights The
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has announced that updated public health orders will ease restrictions on the size of permitted outdoor gatherings beginning August 16. Public Health Order #2 has been updated to allow outdoor gatherings
Jennifer Haines has been named the new president and chief executive officer of Special Olympics Wyoming, effective Sept. 1, 2020, according to a press release from the board of directors of the organization. Priscilla Dowse
The population of Wyoming is growing older. According to the 2018 Wyoming Health Assessment, Wyoming is a rapidly aging state, where the elderly population – 65 and older – grew 3.7% in a single year.
Wyoming first lady Jennie Gordon’s Wyoming Hunger Initiative and the Wyoming Governor’s Residence Foundation awarded 30 food relief checks in July and August to Wyoming Senior Centers, as well as funds designated for the Natrona
A Buffalo resident spoke with the city council during their recent meeting to voice concerns over a recent incident at the Municipal Giolf Course where water had been turned off to the facility for an
The Wyoming Department of Health reports the state has had 2,600 confirmed cases of COVID-19, and 29 deaths in the state resulting from COVID-19. Fremont County increased by 3 since yesterday and has the most
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