Month: August 2020

City of Sheridan Administrator Stu McRae has announced that the internal-only search for the Chief of Police has been halted, and they will now expand the process to include a wider group of candidates from

During a recent Buffalo City Council meeting, members of the Solid Waste District Board discussed the importance of the mill levy that is up for renewal in the November election. After their presentation, Councilman Travis

Sheridan County Public Health is collaborating with local schools to respond to the effects of COVID-19. Public Health Nurse Manager Debra Haar, in a news release from the Sheridan County Commission, said they are continually

The Wyoming Department of Health reports the state has had 3,264 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 37 deaths in the state resulting from COVID-19.  Fremont County has the most cases of any county in the

The Museum at the Bighorns is closing its doors for a short period Sept. 2 — Sept. 17, as museum employees prepare the exhibit, Sheridan on the Frontlines. The exhibit will feature uniforms and stories

The Antelope Butte Foundation and Sheridan Community Land Trust are inviting everyone onto the Red Grade Trails for two Mountain Bike Discovery Nights this September.  These free, family-friendly community nights will feature a tips and

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has released the 2020 Sheridan Region Fall hunting forecast. After numerous years of favorable precipitation, the region is experiencing a drought. The United States Drought Monitor reported early-August conditions