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. Members of Sheridan’s city council
U.S. Senator John Barrasso feels that Congress needs to start working on ways to use energy again in ways that will benefit the energy industry in Wyoming, and throughout the country. In a recent interview
At a nomination hearing Wednesday for the director the White House Office of Management and Budget, U.S. Senator Mike Enzi of Wyoming, who is the Budget Committee Chairman, said that he is increasingly concerned that
The Brinton Museum will have the ability to offer all visitors free admission for one year, due to a generous grant from First Interstate Bank. Located on the 620 acre Quarter Circle A Ranch in
The Sheridan Memorial Hospital Foundation will hold the annual golf tournament this year, but in view of COVID-19 restrictions, the event could look a little different than in years past. That was the word from
TROOPER BASEBALL – The Sheridan Troopers will play at Cody tomorrow night then four games in Casper against Colorado teams Saturday and Sunday. The Troops are off to a 3-4 start and hitting is the
MILWARD SIMPSON AWARDS – The 2020 Milward Simpson Award finalists have been announced the Simpson Awards go to Wyoming’s top male and female high school athletes. Two Sheridan county athletes made the final cut they
The Sheridan County Incident Management Team announced Wednesday that they have received notification of a confirmed case of COVID-19 in Sheridan County. A news release from Sheridan County IMT states that the case is unique
Mindful of COVID-19 restrictions and mandates, the Downtown Sheridan Association is holding this year’s Third Thursday Street Festivals on Facebook. Zoila Perry, DSA executive director, said the decision to hold the event virtually wasn’t an
Two Douglas residents were killed in a one-vehicle rollover south of Wright Tuesday night. The driver of the vehicle, identified as Paul E. Borring, was southbound on Wyoming Highway 59 when his vehicle, a 2002
No exception to COVID-19 restrictions, Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Bighorns was forced to postpone volunteer work during the initial months of the pandmenic. As restrictions have eased, Habitat is looking for local Sheridan
The U.S. Forest Service is seeking public comment on the Bighorn National Forest’s project intended to expand treatment of invasive grass species, including the aggressive Medusahead and Ventenata species. Bighorn National Forest officials are hosting
Johnson County Healthcare Center CEO Sean McCallister updated the media of the latest COVID-19 information for the facility at the EOC Briefing Tuesday morning. McCallister said the facility still has precautions in place and feels
An amendment to a lease agreement between Sheridan County and the State of Wyoming’s Department of Administration and Information, General Services Division was brought before the county commission at their meeting this week for discussion
Buffalo Mayor Shane Schrader sent out a release Tuesday about Johnson County being recognized by the U.S. Census Bureau for an accomplishment late last month. According to the release from Tammi Hanshaw, Wyoming Partnership Specialistwith
A sentencing hearing was held Tuesday in Fourth Judicial District Court for a Sheridan man charged with distributing methamphetamine in the Sheridan area. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. Meth Dealer Sentenced to Prison
Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Bighorns / The Brinton Museum
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