Sheridan Media posted a poll-list of possible concerns regarding sending children back to school this year amid COVID-19. The public was asked to select three of four possibilities; Maintaining mask use and social distancing and
Additional funds are now available for new and current students who want to attend Northern Wyoming Community District colleges this fall. That includes Sheridan and Gillette colleges and Sheridan College in Johnson County. The fall
Activities at Sheridan schools will look somewhat different this year, but they will be happening. Don Julian, who’s Sheridan County School District 2 activities director, talked about what will be done – and what will
Most of the county fairs across Wyoming are reporting an unexpected phenomenon during the current COVID-19 pandemic and economic downtown. The livestock sales that traditionally close out the fairs are showing better numbers than in
Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney in a recent interview said she think’s Joe Biden’s choice of Kamala Harris as his running mate is going to be a mistake for him politically. Asked for her opinion during
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
The Wyoming Department of Corrections has continued to test inmates and staff in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19 among inmate populations. As of August 13, 2020, the number of active COVID cases
The Wyoming Department of Corrections continues to lead the pack in K9 Narcotic Detection. The WDOC’s two K9 teams, Sgt. Jory Shoopman with K9 Zeke and Sgt. Randy Speiser with K9 Copper, took 1st and
Highland Ave. – a main thoroughfare of northwest Sheridan – has been closed to allow for repairs, as long as the asphalt pouring goes well and weather permits, it may be open in time for
Governor Mark Gordon has announced that Wyoming has launched Care19 Alert, an innovative exposure notification app that will alert users if they have been in close contact with an individual who has tested positive for
Now here’s Sheridan Media’s look back in time, to 100 years ago, by reporter Pat Blair as published in the Sheridan Enterprise newspaper on Aug. 14, 1920. Mrs. Jack Berry of the New York store
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
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
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