City Engineer Hanns Mercer, during his construction season update to the Sheridan City Council this week, discussed the City’s annual pavement maintenance project. Mercer said there are approximately 150 miles of paved roads in Sheridan.
The Wyoming State Board of Education (SBE) voted to approve the collection of public input on the proposed Mathematics Performance Standards and adopted the WIDA English Language Development Framework for English Language Learners (ELL) at
Dr. John Addlesperger has reported more good news regarding vaccinations against the COVID-19 virus. Speaking to Sheridan Memorial Hospital’s board of trustees Wednesday, Dr. Addlesperger, who’s the hospital’s chief medical officer, said according to the
The Wyoming Department of Health reports the state has 46,268 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 682 deaths in the state resulting from COVID-19. Sweetwater County has the highest confirmed active case count in the state
WYOMING COWBOY FOOTBALL – The Wyoming football Cowboys are getting set to open spring football as Head coach Craig Bohl met with the media this week and he had good news to share with Cowboy
Although the first day of Spring is more than two weeks away, the Sheridan Police Department is already busy planning for the upcoming tourist season’s events in Sheridan. According to SPD Captain Tom Ringley, the
The University of Wyoming College of Education and UW Trustees Education Initiative are collaborating with Mursion, a company that develops virtual reality training simulations, to present the inaugural WYTeach competition for high school students interested
In a special meeting this week, trustees of Sheridan County School District 1 approved the request of a student that he be allowed to graduate early. District 1 Superintendent Pete Kilbride said the student is
The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce is warning residents and chamber members of a Go Fund Me scam. According to the Chamber they were notified that members have received an email appearing as if it
Republicans in Wyoming’s state House and Senate introduced legislation this week that would allocate funding to protect the state’s coal industry and the reliability of the electrical grid against discriminatory interstate policies. House Bill 207,
Leslie Carter submitted this photo and was the winner of the Freeze Your Bass Off contest sponsored by Century 21/BHJ. Leslie won $300 in Chamber Bucks! Trending Articles:Council Receives Update on Pavement MaintenanceState Education Board
A grant application for Federal assistant under the Airport Coronavirus Response Grant Program (ACRGP) was approved by the Sheridan County Commission at their meeting this week. Airport Manager John Stopka brought the application before the
The Buffalo City Council, during a short meeting Tuesday evening, tabled the approval of a subdivision final plat due to incomplete paperwork. A public hearing was held for the final plat of the Caturia Subdivision,
Johnson County’s Commissioners, in a brief meeting Tuesday, ratified a liquor license catering permit request from Sheridan’s Luminous Brewery. The request was for the brewery to provide refreshments for last weekend’s skijoring event in Buffalo,
The Jackson Town Council on Monday unanimously approved the staging of the 2021 Snow Devils World Championship Hill Climb event March 25 through 28 with a cap of 1,000 attendees permitted in the venue.
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 March 3, 1921. Jacob Hergert of Clearmont is a Sheridan visitor.
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon in his 2021 State of the State address Tuesday, emphasized his commitment to Wyoming energy economy and its fiscal health. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. Fiscal Issue Throughout his
During his State of the State address Tuesday, Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon talked about the need for the state to retain a broad energy portfolio that includes both fossil fuels and renewables. Gordon called for
Eleven more coronavirus-related deaths among Wyoming residents who tested positive for COVID-19 have been confirmed, according to the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH). · An older adult Big Horn County woman died last month. She was
