Anthony Heinz May’s artwork can be seen all over the nation, showcased in approximately 20 U.S. cities blurring the lines of the natural world with mankind’s digital creation. The Sheridan Public Arts Committee has brought
A project aimed at bringing potters to Sheridan is being re-launched after faltering during the COVID-19 shutdown last spring. Stephen Mullins, owner of Sheridan’s Red Bison Studio, said the project started two or three years
One woman agricultural producer from each Wyoming County and the Wind River Indian Reservation will be recognized at the 2021 Heart of Agriculture Symposium on April 29 at the CAM-PLEX Energy Building in Gillette. The
The WYO Performing Arts & Education Center welcomes Grammy Winner, Larry Mitchell to the WYO Stage Friday May 14, at 7:30 p.m. The performance will open with local group the Rollin7s and Larry will be
SHS ACTIVITIES – We finish up our conversation with Sheridan high school Activities Director Don Julian looking back at the last year plus for everyone going through the COVID-19 pandemic Julian says we are getting
Women’s Health and Pediatric Nurse Manager Tandie Garland; Trauma Coordinator Erica Ridgeway; and Community Relations Coordinator Cecile Pattison placed “Pinwheels for Prevention” on the hospital’s front lawn this morning. There is one pinwheel for each
The Wyoming Department of Health reports the state has 48,394 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 703 deaths in the state resulting from COVID-19. Laramie County has the highest confirmed active case count in the state
First Interstate Bank has filed a civil lawsuit against seven former employees of its Sheridan branch. According to a complaint filed with the U.S. District Court of Wyoming on April 12, on March 22, 2021
Johnson County will receive just over $43,000 from the US Department of the Treasury for the Emergency Rental Assistance Program, or ERAP, to help with those in the county that have had problems paying rent,
The Johnson County School Board held their meeting for April in Kaycee Wednesday evening, and discussed a proposed project that will repair the playgrounds at Meadowlark and Cloud Peak Elementary Schools in Buffalo. Summit Recreation
Buffalo Police Chief Jason Carder, in his recent report to the city council, said there were 969 incidents in the city during March of this year. The most incidents were security checks with 131, followed
Sheridan College’s Spring Career and Network Fair will be virtual this year. A joint effort of Sheridan College, the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services and the Sheridan VA Health Care System, the fair will be
The Wyoming Department of Health announced last week that multiple variants of COVID-19 were discovered in the state over the past several months. The Department of Health issued a release that said there were at
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