Month: August 2020

Sheridan County School District 1 normally budgets around $11,000 to $12,000 for the district’s summer food program. This year, according to District 1 Superintendent Pete Kilbride, the food program cost significantly more. Kilbride said the

Sheridan College offers classes to community

Sheridan College will offer several classes this fall that do not require prerequisites and are open to community members. Classes available include a variety of subjects from artificial insemination and livestock reproduction, which could be

UW faculty members aim to improve quality of K-12 online learning with free workshop

Teachers and school districts across the nation have spent the last several weeks preparing for the coming school year. While many schools will start in-person classes, others are preparing for online or hybrid delivery as

Changes to In-Person Services at the Hub on Smith

August 20, 2020 Ron Richter

Day Break, the adult day care facility adjacent to the Hub on Smith in Sheridan, has reported that a client has tested positive for COVID-19. As a result, in-person services in Day Break have been

Wyoming to receive 1,500 defibrillators thanks to Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust

The Wyoming Department of Health’s Office of Emergency Medical Services is announcing that more than 1,500 lifesaving Automatic External Defibrillators (AEDs) will be distributed to law enforcement and first responders across the state thanks to

Sheridan County monitoring novel coronavirus

The Office of The Board of County Commission has released the current confirmed case count for Sheridan County residents. Total Lab Confirmed Positive Cases: 83 Recovered: 52 Active COVID-19 Cases: 30 Currently Hospitalized: 0 Death:

COVID-19 Wyoming Emergency Housing Assistance Program available

August 20, 2020 Aaron Palmer

Emergency assistance for renters and homeowners is available for Wyoming residents affected by the COVID-19 crisis. Wyoming’s program is open to all Wyoming residents who have experienced a loss of income due to COVID-19, Cole

Waddle Creek Fire 85% Contained

An update on the Waddle Creek Fire in northeastern Sheridan County was released by the Sheridan County Commission Thursday morning. According to the release, the smoke in the air in Sheridan County is coming from

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Sheridan County Commissioners

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Karen Hans

Karen S. Hans, 63, passed away Friday, August 14, 2020, at Sheridan Manor. Karen was born the youngest of twelve children on February 1, 1957, to Bernice and Frederick Kinter in Sheridan, Wyoming. She graduated

Jeannie Mills

Jeannie Mills walked (or probably ran) into Heaven this Wednesday, August 19, at 5:13 a.m. She loved the Good Lord and loved to share with anyone what God had done to help her through many medical

NWCCD ranks 5th best community college in nation

August 20, 2020 Trevor Jackson

Northern Wyoming Community College District has been ranked the fifth Best Community College in the U.S., according to a list released this week by WalletHub. The college district, which operates Sheridan and Gillette colleges and

Bronc Football Season Opens Next Week

BRONC FOOTBALL – The Bronc football team opens at home next Friday with Laramie we will have the game live on 14-10 KWYO and 106.9 FM kickoff is scheduled for 6:00. The Broncs wrap up

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