The Wyoming Department of Health reports the state has 49,396 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 710 deaths in the state resulting from COVID-19. Laramie County has the highest confirmed active case count in the state
A riflery camp will be offered by the Sheridan County YMCA this year. The Learn to Shoot camp will begin on June 27, and last until July 2, and will teach kids calm deliberation and
Wyoming youths are invited to attend livestock judging camps this summer hosted by the University of Wyoming livestock judging team. The first camp June 7-8, is developed for ages 13-18. Check-in starts at 8 a.m.,
The Wyoming Game and Fish needs public input for implementation of the plans. The full drafted plan for Lake DeSmet can be found here. To view the plans in other areas, click here. A link
COWBOY FOOTBALL – The Wyoming Cowboys wrap up spring football with their spring game Saturday at War Memorial stadium yesterday Head coach Craig Bohl held a news conference and said the entire program is looking
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 University of Wyoming’s Office of Student Success and Graduation has introduced a new student-created podcast. The “Cowboy Coaching Podcast” will be recorded and produced by UW’s Cowboy Coaches — a group of UW juniors
State Senator Dave Kinskey (R-Sheridan) gave a legislative update to the Buffalo City Council at this week’s regular meeting, discussing items from this year’s session. A handout given by Kinskey highlighted the budget, deficits, K-12
Johnson County’s Commissioners certified the attorney fees spent this quarter trying to recover back taxes from mineral extraction owed to the county. Commission Chair Bill Novotny explained the need for the certifications. County Clerk Vickie
The Sheridan County Commission voted to approve the proposed Elk Valley Minor Subdivision during their meeting this week. As explained by County Planner Mark Reid, Dana and Amy Prehemo applied for a subdivision permit for
The Arvada-Clearmont School board held a special meeting Wednesday night to vote to accept the resignation of Superintendent Charles Auzqui who recently accepted the position of Superintendent of Johnson County District Schools and to discuss
Clearcreek FFA Banquet Clearcreek FFA, Clearmont, held their annual awards banquet on May 4. Around 60 people attended the event. Food was provided by FFA member’s parents and the Arvada/Clearmont school kitchen staff. One highlight
The first ever corn hole event for Sheridan High School, was held this past Sunday, May 2. Courtesy: Kaylee Keller 53 teams registered and played through a bracket set up by All-American wrestler, Reese Osborne
