Month: February 2021

Wyoming’s coronavirus-related hospitalizations have dropped again steadily in the past week, falling from 31 to 20.

Recent winter storms have had a positive impact on the snow-water content in sites measured around the state of Wyoming.

Wyoming is expected to receive 47,370 doses of the coronavirus vaccine next month, according to the Wyoming Department of Health.

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William (Will) Edward Hoffman passed into his Father’s arms on February 23, 2021. He came into this world on June 15, 1978, to Terry and Diane Hoffman. Will is survived by his father Terry Hoffman

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STATE WRESTLING – The 2-A state wrestling tournament took place Thursday the Wright Panthers took the team championship, the Tongue River Eagles finished in 18th place Luke Singer made it to the 182 semi finals

Now here’s Sheridan Media’s look back in time, to 100 years ago, by reporter Pat Blair as published in the Sheridan Enterprise newspaper on Feb. 26, 1921. Members of Boy Scout Troop 8 of the

Sheridan Memorial Hospital’s Testing Center has moved to 1456 West 5th Street. Hospital Manager of Outpatient Services Tyler Crossley says the new location enables COVID-19 testing to be performed in a person’s vehicle under a

The Sheridan City Council will be considering a request from Lane Vanderhoef and Rae Bridger to rezone 429 square feet from a B-1 Business District to a R-1 Residence District on property located at 612

Johnson County Healthcare Center CEO Sean McCallister and County Public Health Officer Dr. Mark Schueler discussed the changes in the health orders awarded to Johnson County earlier this week. McCallister said as of Tuesday, the

The Sheridan County Commission has approved a second lease agreement at the Sheridan County Airport Business Park. The lease id for multiple lots in the business park to house Falcon Cars Corporation, which will construct

The Hospital Board of Trustees for the Johnson County Healthcare Center, during their regular meeting Wednesday night, voted to pay back the remaining money from a loan acquired from the Hospital Foundation. The hospital owes