The Tongue River Lady Eagles hosted Glenrock Saturday, winning 3-1.
For many people, the number 13 has always been a bad luck number. This superstition can be traced back to various beliefs. In Norse mythology, Loki...
The Tongue River Eagles hosted the Torrington Trailblazers in their homecoming Friday. They lost 56-14.
The Big Horn Rams hosted Burns in their homecoming game Friday, winning easily 49-6. Ram’s senior running back Cruz Hernandez scored his 100th career touchdown in...
On Wednesday, October 14, the Sheridan Community Land Trust (SCLT) Explore History program explored the history of the coal camps in Sheridan County. History Program Manager...
The Big Horn High School Homecoming Pep Rally included a performance by the pom poms, each class performing a cheer and the crowning of the Junior...
The Tongue River High School Homecoming Parade this year included a tailgate party, including the Dayton Fire Department serving hot dogs and brats. It was the...
At the October 14 meeting of the SCSD#3 Board of Trustees, several topics were discussed. One board member was absent. Superintendent Jennifer Strong shared some data...
Ranch horses became pack horses during hunting season October is traditionally a time to go hunting. In fact, the full moon in October is called the...
The junior and sophomores took on the seniors and freshman in the annual Tongue River High School Homecoming Powderpuff game Wednesday. The juniors and sophomores won...
The Sheridan Broncs form a circle after each game and are asked by coach Jeff Mowry what went well during the game, similar to an after...
Big Horn Native Diana Volk was recently honored by Adams MultiMedia Wyoming with a Women of Influence Lifetime Achievement award. According to Adams MultiMedia Wyoming, this...
In honor of Indigenous People’s Day, on October 10, The Brinton Museum welcomed acclaimed Oglala artist Dwayne “Chuck” Wilcox as part of a new Artist-in-Residence program...
While visitors can come to the Fort Phil Kearny year around from sunrise to sunset, see the interpretive signage and walk around the grounds, this winter...