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Gatchell Museum Announces Summer Plans for 2020

May 31, 2020

The Johnson County Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum in Buffalo has been dealing with the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic but has recently opened with some restrictions. Moving forward into their typical busy season in the
Candidates File for 2020 Primary Election

May 31, 2020

Friday was the deadline for candidates to file for the primary election in Wyoming. In the local races in Johnson County, two candidates filed for the one open seat for a four-year term on the
Sheridan Commission has Light Agenda Scheduled Tuesday

May 31, 2020

Sheridan County’s Commissioners will work through a relatively light agenda at their Tuesday Meeting. They are scheduled to ratify a number of agreements, amend a Grant Award Agreement between Wyoming Office of Homeland Security and
Detention Center addiction and clergy services return

May 31, 2020

The Sheridan County Detention Center took steps early on to prevent inmates with longer sentences from a COVID-19 outbreak among the population. Services and classes, such as Alcoholics Anonymous and bible studies were put on
Goose Creek Transit resumes fixed-route service

May 31, 2020

Goose Creek Transit will resume operations of the Sheridan Shuttle fixed-route service on Monday. Steve Ainsley, who’s transportation director for the transit service, said Goose Creek has been providing door-to-door service since May 5, but

Troopers Drop two at Home / Jets Open Their Season Saturday / 2020 WYO Rodeo Canceled

May 28, 2020

TROOPER BASEBALL – The Sheridan Troopers will played their home opener Wednesday against Gillette. The Troops struggles on the mound and in the batters box as the Roughriders took both games big by scores of
Troopers Home v Gillette Today / Jets Open Season Saturday / SRD set to Open Adult Softball League Play Next Week

May 27, 2020

TROOPER BASEBALL – The Sheridan Troopers will play their home opener today at Redle field against Gillette the first game of the double header is set to start at 3:00. Fans are not allowed in

Sheridan Has Gone Long Enough Without Movie Theatre Popcorn!

The Centennial Theatre concession stand is open for carry-out.

As we closely monitor Governor Gordon’s plans to reopen our State, the Centennial Theatre will also take small steps toward reopening. Our concession stand is open daily for carry-out from 4:00pm to 7:00pm. We will maintain strict distancing requirements during this time.

Only 5 customers will be permitted in the lobby at one time. We will also have distancing markers outside for those waiting to enter. If there are more than 5 people in line outside of our building, we ask that you wait in your car until a position in line opens.

Stay tuned for additional re-opening details.

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Spanish Influenza, Nov. 12, 1918

May 31, 2020

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 deaths from influenza were
Mayor Miller Discusses City’s Budget

May 30, 2020

The Sheridan City Council recently held what appears to be the last of their budget work sessions in preparation of finalizing the budget for the fiscal year that begins on July 1. Sheridan Mayor Roger
Deputies on the mountain

May 30, 2020

The Sheridan County Sheriff’s office has scheduled 255 hours dedicated to patrolling National Forest areas in the county. Every year, the Sheriff’s office contracts with the U.S. Forest Service to provide assistance patrolling and providing
Council to Consider Alcohol Delivery Ordinance and Discuss WTBC Funding Agreement

May 30, 2020

The Sheridan City Council will be considering Emergency Ordinance 2020 at their upcoming meeting Monday night. The ordinance allows for the delivery of alcohol within City limits, and was first approved by the Council in
Spanish Influenza, Nov. 11, 1918

May 30, 2020

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. Three deaths from influenza complications
Six more candidates file for elections

May 29, 2020

Six more candidates had filed for positions in two Sheridan County municipalities and three seats in Wyoming’s House of Representatives by the close of filing at 5 p.m. Friday. Candidates for the legislative positions were
COVID-19 surge still possibility for Sheridan

May 29, 2020

No one can predict at this time when, or if, a surge in COVID-19 cases will happen in Sheridan County, but Dr. John Addlesperger in a recent interview with Sheridan Media said although there have
Wyoming’s CTE Plan for Students Among Latest Approved by U.S. Secretary of Education

May 29, 2020

U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced Friday that the U.S. Department of Education has approved Wyoming’s career and technical education state plan. According to a Department of Education news release, Wyoming is one of
UW Extension Service can help your garden grow

May 29, 2020

Chris Hilgert says that gardening is for everyone. And Hilgert, who’s University of Wyoming Extension master gardener state coordinator, says the Extension Service has the resources to help Wyoming gardens flourish. Hilgert says gardening can