January 2021 – Page 3 – Sheridan Media

Infant Fowler Twins

January 28, 2021 James Timberlake

Private family graveside services for twin infant daughters of Garen and Rhiannon Fowler who passed away Tuesday at the Johnson County Health Care Center in Buffalo will be held in Willow Grove Cemetery with Pastor

People need to talk about suicide

January 28, 2021 Pat Blair

People need to talk about suicide – and in particular, they need to talk about it with children. That’s according to Ann Perkins, who’s the community prevention manager with Sheridan County. In an interview with

Chamber to announce Awards of Excellence recipients next month

January 28, 2021 Pat Blair

The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce will announce recipients of the 2020 Awards of Excellence next month. Nominees for the awards will be named and awards presented during the Chamber’s annual Business Awards program, to

JCHC COVID Projects Done, Architect Gives Summary

January 28, 2021 Aaron Palmer

The COVID-19 projects at the Johnson County Healthcare Center are complete, and all documentation for them has been submitted to the State Loan and Investments Board, or SLIB, for the facility to be reimbursed. Dan

JCHC Staff to Receive Hazard Pay During Pandemic

January 28, 2021 Aaron Palmer

Johnson County Healthcare Center employees will be receiving a one-time COVID-19 hazard payout totaling nearly $1 million, according to a release from the facility. CEO Sean McCallister put together a plan for the payout in

Wyoming H.S. Grad Rate Improves for Seventh Straight Year

January 28, 2021 Aaron Palmer

Wyoming’s high school graduation rates improved for the seventh consecutive year, increasing to 82.3% in 2019-2020, according to information released by the Wyoming Department of Education (WDE). In the release it was reported that 18

Dumpster Fire

January 28, 2021 News Release

Sheridan Fire-Rescue and Sheridan Police Department responded to a dumpster fire near the intersection of Crook and 8th Streets Wednesday evening. The fire was not threatening any structures and was quickly extinguished. Trending Articles:Wyoming Tourism

Susan Spielman

January 28, 2021 James Timberlake

Susan Dianne (Harding) Spielman passed away on January 28, 2021 at her home with family by her side after a battle with cancer. Susan was born July 31, 1959 in Washington DC at Walter Reed

Yellowstone Visits Down Only 5% In 2020, Despite Pandemic

January 28, 2021 News Release

Despite the coronavirus pandemic shutting down the park for for nearly two months, Yellowstone National Park only saw a 5% dip in visits in 2020.

Wyoming to Be Home to One of the World’s Fastest Supercomputers

January 28, 2021 News Release

One of the fastest supercomputers in the world will be in operation in Cheyenne by next year, where it will help scientists research a wide range of weather phenomena that affect society.

Clearmont Woman’s Club Quilting Bee

January 28, 2021 cvannoy

The Clearmont Women’s Club is keeping an old tradition alive with annual quilting bees, making colorful, warm quilts for many different charities. At one time, every farm wife knew how to quilt, and made colorful

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January 28, 2021 James Timberlake

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January 28, 2021 James Timberlake

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Cody Wilson

January 28, 2021 James Timberlake

Cody Lee (CL) Wilson, left this world too early, but certainly not without leaving his mark. Born in Las Vegas, Nevada, 1975, to Margaret Ann (Ashworth) and William Cody Wilson. He came into this world

Jonah Energy: Uncertainty Worst Aspect Of Biden Rule

January 28, 2021 News Release

While an executive order imposing a moratorium on oil and gas leases on federal land will have immediate impacts on the state, what is more concerning is the lack of solid information on how long it might go on, an oil and gas industry leader said Wednesday.