Articles by Floyd Whiting

Executive Director of the Sheridan County YMCA Liz Cassiday was cautious but optimistic regarding the YMCA summer camp programs this year. Cassiday and her team reorganized camps and developed good hygiene and distancing practices using

To adapt to changing demands from visitors, Bighorn National Forest officials have modified the dates that require the 14-day stay limit. The new dates are from June 1 through September 30.    According to a Forest

Rock Springs – Several wildland firefighting resources have arrived at the Richard Mountain fire burning approximately 50 miles south of Rock Springs in both Utah and Wyoming. A total of 217 firefighters are now working

Range will combine network capabilities and industry expertise enhancing the services available to Sheridan residents. Range Telephone Cooperative, Inc. known as “Range,” Advanced Communications Technology, Inc. known as “ACT,” Dubois Telephone Exchange, Inc. or “DTE,”

The Antelope Butte Foundation and Sheridan Community Land Trust invite residents to join them for Mountain Bike Discovery Night.  The event is free and family-friendly, according to the SCLT. The community night will feature a

Malcolm Wallop was a third-generation rancher in the Big Horn area. His ranching roots stem from the pioneer era.  Wallop attended public and private schools and would graduate from Yale University in 1954. Wallop would

Rock Springs – A Type 3 Incident Management Team from the BLM Wyoming High Desert District took command of the Richard Mountain Fire yesterday evening. The fire is located approximately 40 miles south of Rock

Wildland Firefighters from the BLM Rock Springs Field Office, BLM Utah, Sweetwater County along with available air resources responded to a fire at approximately 2 p.m. on August 3, 2020. The Richards Fire is located

According to the Wyoming Department of Corrections, COVID-19 testing was completed last week for all inmates, staff and contract staff at the Wyoming Medium Correctional Institution (WMCI) in Torrington.  A total of 935 tests were