Month: November 2020

Last November, the Sheridan City Council designated $225,000 of the general fund surplus from fiscal year 2019 as an assigned fund balance for the future purchase of ERP software. City Treasurer Karen Burtis said at

Wyoming Gordon Mark Gordon has made federal funding available to help address mental health impacts of COVID-19. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. CARES Act funds in the amount of $5 million have been

Sheridan County will apply for a $13 million grant from the Wyoming Federal Lands Access Program to finance improvements to Red Grade Road. Sheridan County Commission Chairman Nick Siddle says that if the grant is

The Buffalo City Council will have their first meeting in December on Tuesday evening, and on the agenda is a request for variances for fireworks to be allowed after the annual Lighted Christmas Parade Saturday.

The first Brinton 101 exhibition was shown in 2014. Now in its seventh year, the 101 features 101 artists creating smaller works that can be purchased.  According to Barb McNab, Curator of Exhibitions and Education

Although buck white tail season has come to an end, Wyoming Game and Fish Public Information Specialist Christina Schmidt told listeners the department will continue to test for chronic wasting disease in any does that

The Wyoming Department of Health reports the state has 29,053 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 215 deaths in the state resulting from COVID-19.   Laramie County has had the most cases confirmed of any county in