Kevin Adams, who’s head custodian at Sagebrush Elementary School in Sheridan, has been recognized as Classified Staff Member of the Year for Sheridan County School District 2. Recognition came during the District 2 trustees’ meeting
Paul Mavrakis, Regional Fisheries Supervisor with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Sheridan Regional Office, outlined for the Johnson County Commission their proposed rapid response plan for aquatic invasive species should they be discovered in
Sheridan County has announced the have a new COVID-19 Public Information Officer. According to a release from the Sheridan County Commission, Jennifer Graves will be the point-of-contact for pandemic-related information coming from Sheridan County and
The Johnson County Prevention Council will have their August meeting on Tuesday the 25th from noon to 1pm, and will offer in-person and virtual meeting options. On the agenda is discussion of the Community Prevention
Sports will be part of the fall activities at Sheridan County School District 1. In a recent interview with Sheridan Media, School District Superintendent Pete Kilbride said there had been some uncertainty about that until
The SHS Booster Club has canceled it’s annual Fall BBQ. Athletic Director Don Julian gave the following statement in a press release: “In an effort to reduce the number of large gathers, the SHS booster
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
Sports will be part of the fall activities at Sheridan County School District 1. In a recent interview with Sheridan Media, School District Superintendent Pete Kilbride said there had been some uncertainty about that until
Tickets and information on this year’s Virtual Longmire Days 2020 have been posted on their official website for events throughout this weekend. Events include a discussion about being an author; a visit to the Jim
Sheridan County Public Health has recorded one death resulting from COVID-19 in Sheridan Memorial Hospital. Sheridan County Public Health Nurse Manager Debra Haar told Sheridan Media that the individual was from out of state and
According to a Wyoming Business Council press release, Governor Mark Gordon made CARES Act funding available for broadband improvements across the state to ensure Wyomingites have the ability to telework, learn from home and access
The Sand Turn scenic turnout located on US 14 west of Dayton will be temporarily closed to traffic. The closure is due to an accident that occurred Aug. 12. According to a WYDOT news release,
The University of Wyoming has implemented a career support campaign for 2020 UW graduates. According to UW President Ed Seidel, the campaign, “When Cowboys Call, We Answer,” is being offered to those facing the uniquely
Effective Wednesday, Sheridan Memorial Hospital implemented a No Visitation policy in the hospital’s inpatient units, emergency department and clinics. According to the hospital’s website, the move to restrict visitation is to help prevent the spread
Sheridan County has utilized a portion of their CARES Act funding to hire a temporary COVID-19 public information officer. Jennifer Graves was hired to fill the role as the county’s PIO during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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
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