A sentencing hearing was held Tuesday in Fourth Judicial District Court in Sheridan for a 27-year-old Sheridan woman, who on April 30, pleaded guilty to the charge of Aggravated Assault and Battery. Sheridan Media’s Ron
Amid COVID-19 shutdowns, bottle necked processing plants, and a trade-war with China, wool prices have fallen. Wool is an important commodity in Wyoming. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Wyoming produced 2.2 million pounds
Johnson County Healthcare Center CEO Sean McCallister brought a proposal before the hospital board of trustees to change the facility’s senior leadership positions from hourly to salaried positions. McCallister explained the move is keeping with
A change order and an amendment to the Professional Services Agreement were approved by the Sheridan County Commission on the Compass Center project at the Double Eagle Tech Park. Change Order Number Three extends the
The Buffalo Farmers’ Markets will continue every Wednesday evening through September 20th, featuring local produce, fruit, meat, eggs, baked goods, honey and vendors offering crafts, pottery, knitting and other hand-crafted items. The next market will
The Sheridan County Library system’s summer reading programs are in full swing as some activities move outdoors. The young adult and adult reading program began June 30. The goal of the program is to promote
Campbell County Commissioner Rusty Bell expects a “very large contingent from Gillette” to be at Wednesday night’s college board meeting in Sheridan on the heels of a proposal to separate Gillette College from the Northern
In the event that the Wyoming Department of Education decides against opening schools to students next fall, Sheridan County School District 2 has prepared a plan to continue virtual – online – education to students
A new partnership among the Sheridan and Montana VA Health Care System teams and two Billings hospitals will mean better healthcare for veterans. According to a news release from the VA systems, the Sheridan and
Protests throughout the nation related to policing, racial discrimination and criminal justice reform have prompted the University of Wyoming’s Department of Criminal Justice and Sociology to offer a summer short course for those interested in
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Benjamin Roman passed away on June 23, 2020, at Cody Regional Health after being admitted the day before. He was just three weeks from his 90th birthday. Ben was born in Cheyenne to Benjamin and
TROOPER BASEBALL – The Sheridan troopers stand at 20-11 after splitting last night’s double header with the Premier West club team from from Colorado. The Troopers took the opener 13-3 Premier West took the late