July 2021 Archives

An Iowa magician canceled her performance at the Campbell County Public Library in Gillette this week after receiving death threats because of her gender identity.

Climb Wyoming Celebrates 35 Years Of Launching Single Moms On Careers

July 15, 2021 News Release

When Ellen’s husband left her after 28 years of marriage, she found herself at a total loss.

David Trode

July 15, 2021 James Timberlake

David Trode was born in Mitchell, SD, in 1939, middle son of Varley and Marion Trode, he graduated from Mitchell High School in 1958. After trying a few different career avenues, he returned to Mitchell as Assistant Manager in the Newberry’s Department Store where he met his wife of 55…

Drum and Bugle Corps Seeks New Members

July 15, 2021 cvannoy

The American Legion 7th Cavalry Drum and Bugle Corps, with Post #7 American Legion, has been a fixture in Sheridan area parades, rodeos and other western venues for many years. As far as Corps Manager Wayne Hoff knows, this Drum and Bugle Crops is the only American Legion Drum and…

Northern Wyoming Community College District Approves Fiscal Year 2022 Budget

July 15, 2021 Kevin Koile

The Northern Wyoming Community College District Board of Trustees has given the green light for the District to proceed with its budget for the 2022-23 school year budget. The District will have a budget of $34-million this coming school year, and if things go smoothly, it’s anticipated the district will…

WYO Rodeo is Underway / Troopers Host the 406 Flyers Today

July 15, 2021 Trevor Jackson

WYO RODEO – More WYO rodeo slack timed events get underway this morning in the arena, you can see the entire WYO schedule for the rest of the week at the top of the page at sheridanmedia.com just click on the “Everything Rodeo” banner. TROOPER BASEBALL – The Sheridan Troopers…

Senator Barrasso: ‘Biden Administration is Making Border Crisis Worse’

July 14, 2021 Ron Richter

U.S. Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming spoke on the Senate floor this week about the ongoing crisis at the southern border and how the Biden administration is rolling back all of the successful border security policies of the Trump administration. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. Senator Barrasso: ‘Biden…

Senator Lummis Voices Opposition of Two Biden Nominees

July 14, 2021 Ron Richter

U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming, in a speech before the Senate this week, raised concerns about two of President Joe Biden’s political nominees. President Biden nominated David Chipman to lead the Bureau of Alcohol, Firearms, Tobacco & Explosives (ATF) and Tracy Stone-Manning to head up the Bureau of Land…

Summer Food Service Programs Available Across Wyoming

July 14, 2021 News Release

The Wyoming Summer Food Service program for kids offered through the Wyoming Department of Education (WDE) has already served thousands of meals this summer to Wyoming children and teens. “School is still weeks away and Wyoming children and teens have free meals available to them with no sign up or…

Sheridan County Approves Ironwood Subdivision

July 14, 2021 Aaron Palmer

An application for a subdivision permit for property owned by LJ Wright Ironworks & Design, Inc. has been approved by the Sheridan County Commission. The 6.44-acre previously un-platted property is zoned C-1 Commercial, and the application proposes the creation of two lots about 650 feet south of the Sheridan City…

Expect Flaggers, Delays on Red Grade Road Next Week

July 14, 2021 Aaron Palmer

A flagging operation to control traffic for logging trucks on Red Grade Road is scheduled for Monday July 19th through Thursday July 22nd, and travelers on Red Grade Road (County Road 26) can expect up to 15-minute delays. In a release, the Sheridan County Commission announced that on those days…

Month: July 2021

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Wyoming Unemployment Claim Numbers Down From The Past Two Years

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Fire Crews Fighting Three Fires On Crow Indian Reservation

Trans Magician Cancels Gillette Library Appearance Over Death Threats