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Ice Fishing Derby a Success

March 2, 2021 cvannoy

Despite the cold, windy and sometimes snowy weekend weather the Sheridan Rotary Club’s Inaugural Ice Fishing Derby at Lake DeSmet on Feb. 27, was a huge success. Rob Forister, of the Rotary Club said, “We

SCLT Discovery Session: Human Migration of Southeastern Sheridan County set for March 11

March 2, 2021 Floyd Whiting

The Sheridan Community Land Trust is taking participants from ancient hunting grounds to 20th century events with The Human Migration of Southeastern Sheridan County project. The Discovery Session will look at how the human migration

Wyoming to Receive Nearly 5K Doses of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine This Week

March 2, 2021 News Release

Wyoming will receive nearly 5,000 doses of the new single-shot coronavirus vaccine sometime this week, continuing the state and national push to combat the virus.

Registration open for 8-week courses at Sheridan College

March 2, 2021 Pat Blair

Registration is open now for those interested in starting a degree program or taking a class at Sheridan College this spring. Eight-week courses will start on March 10 and end on April 30, the end

Local News

Ryan Landis new Ucross residency manager

March 2, 2021 Pat Blair

Ryan Landis, an opera singer who also has experience in arts administration, has been named the new manager of the Ucross artist residency program. Landis joins Ucross after 15 years working with nonprofit organizations in

Yellowstone Saw 67 Earthquakes In February

March 2, 2021 News Release

Yellowstone National Park saw 67 earthquakes throughout the month of February, although most were small, with the strongest having a magnitude of 2.4.

Hawks Winning Streak now at 30 Straight / Big Horn Opens State Hoops Friday / Bronc and Lady Bronc Hoops at Regionals Thursday

March 2, 2021 Trevor Jackson

JUNIOR HOCKEY – The Sheridan Junior Hawks winning streak is now at 30 in a row they host Yellowstone this weekend at the M&M center Head coach Andy Schieb says 30 in a row is

A Look Back in Time: March 2, 1921

March 2, 2021 Pat Blair

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 2, 1921. Sheridan High school classes held popularity contests, choosing

Second-Hand Dealers Ordinance

March 1, 2021 Ron Richter

The Sheridan City Council considered an ordinance at their meeting Monday night pertaining to second-hand dealers. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. The current ordinances governing second-hand dealers requires any business which sells pre-owned

North Heights Project

March 1, 2021 Ron Richter

A resolution to apply for a Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Loan for the North Heights Project was unanimously approved by the Sheridan City Council Monday night. City Engineer Hanns Mercer says they will now

State Metrics Continue to Improve

March 1, 2021 Ron Richter

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic. March 11 was also the day the Wyoming Department of Health confirmed that an adult female from Sheridan County was the first

Hospital institutes easier ways to schedule vaccinations

March 1, 2021 Pat Blair

Sheridan Memorial Hospital is instituting some easier ways for people to schedule appointments for COVID-19 vaccinations. Dr. John Addlesperger, the hospital’s chief medical officer, explained in a recent interview with Sheridan Media. Dr. Addlesperger said

Ice Fishing Derby a Success

SCLT Discovery Session: Human Migration of Southeastern Sheridan County set for March 11

Wyoming to Receive Nearly 5K Doses of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine This Week

Registration open for 8-week courses at Sheridan College

Ryan Landis new Ucross residency manager

Yellowstone Saw 67 Earthquakes In February

Hawks Winning Streak now at 30 Straight / Big Horn Opens State Hoops Friday / Bronc and Lady Bronc Hoops at Regionals Thursday

A Look Back in Time: March 2, 1921

Second-Hand Dealers Ordinance

North Heights Project

State Metrics Continue to Improve

Hospital institutes easier ways to schedule vaccinations

Senators disagree over education spending

Hospital Board to Discuss Next Step in Master Plan

Updates Given on COVID Cases in Johnson County