March 2021 – Page 2 – Sheridan Media

03-31-21

March 31, 2021 James Timberlake

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Report: Slow Rebound In Wyoming’s Economy Continued In Last Quarter Of 2020

March 31, 2021 News Release

Wyoming’s economy continued its rebound in the fourth quarter of 2020, with slight gains seen in employment, personal income and the housing market.

Wyo Lawmakers Work To Address Wyoming’s Lack Of Meatpacking Plants

March 31, 2021 News Release

Lawmakers are moving to fill a COVID-19-created gap in Wyoming’s meat industry with new bills aimed at the state’s processing sector.

SHS Soccer Fall at Thunder Basin / Junior Hawks Prep for the Playoffs / Rockies Open the MLB Regular Season Thursday

March 31, 2021 Trevor Jackson

SOCCER – The Bronc and Lady Bronc soccer were both shut out at Thunder Basin last night the Lady Broncs lost 5-0 the Broncs dropped their match 3-0 both teams are off today and will

A Look Back in Time: March 31, 1921

March 31, 2021 Pat Blair

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 March 31, 1921. An ordinance is being prepared to repeal an

Prison Sentence Handed Down for Sheridan Man Charged With Multiple Felonies

March 30, 2021 Ron Richter

A Sheridan man was sentenced for multiple felonies Tuesday in Fourth Judicial District Court. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. In March of 2020, 37-year-old William Ziska was arrested and charged with 12 counts

Amending the Agreement

March 30, 2021 Ron Richter

An amendment to the Juvenile Justice Joint Powers Board is an item that is expected to be considered for approval by the Sheridan City Council in the near future. City Attorney Brendon Kerns at a

Sheridan Man Receives Suspended Sentence for Voyeurism Charge

March 30, 2021 Ron Richter

Last year on September 1, 40-year-old Kenneth Matteson of Sheridan was arrested and charged with one count of Felony Voyeurism for allegedly placing a video camera in the bathroom of the business where he worked

NILE educates youth through heifer program

March 30, 2021 Pat Blair

FFA and 4-H youth ages 12 to 16 can get a start in the beef cattle industry and gain knowledge about the beef industry through the NILE Merit Heifer program. Although NILE is based in

Gillette College bill passes first House reading

March 30, 2021 Pat Blair

Senate File 83, the bill that clears the way for creation of a separate Gillette College district, passed Wyoming’s House of Representatives on first reading Monday, with two readings to go. Sheridan County’s Rep. Mark

COVID-19 Numbers as of 3 p.m. March 30

March 30, 2021 Floyd Whiting

The Wyoming Department of Health reports the state has 47,585 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 695 deaths in the state resulting from COVID-19. Laramie County has the highest confirmed active case count in the state

SCLT invites residents to hike into history

March 30, 2021 Floyd Whiting

On Tuesday, April 13, Sheridan Community Land Trust will host the Hike into History. Donovin Sprague, instructor of history and political science with the Sheridan College will guide hikers into history along Soldier Ridge Trail,

Supplemental budget bill now with governor

March 30, 2021 Pat Blair

Wyoming’s supplemental budget bill is now in the hands of Governor Mark Gordon. Sheridan County’s Rep. Mark Kinner in an interview with Sheridan Media said following conference committee meetings late last week, a budget bill

JCHC CEO Discusses Leaving Facility

March 30, 2021 Aaron Palmer

Johnson County Healthcare Center CEO Sean McCallister has given his resignation, and in a release said he is resigning due to personal reasons and the need to be closer to family. McCallister, in an interview

AIS inspections stations to be opened April 10

March 30, 2021 Floyd Whiting

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department aquatic invasive species (AIS) inspection stations for watercraft are resuming seasonal operations across the state beginning April 10. All boaters must stop when coming upon an AIS inspection station.