If the coronavirus is part of peoples’ lives next year, the Northern Wyoming Community College District will be better prepared for it and hopefully, said Dr. Walt Tribley, will be better able to help keep
The Northern Wyoming Community College District, which includes Sheridan and Gillette colleges and Sheridan College in Johnson County, will reopen for the fall 2020 semester – and they’ll reopen one week earlier than originally planned.
Six more candidates had filed for positions in two Sheridan County municipalities and three seats in Wyoming’s House of Representatives by the close of filing at 5 p.m. Friday. Candidates for the legislative positions were
Senator Dave Kinskey has announced he will run for re-election to Wyoming’s state senate, where he represents Sheridan and Johnson counties. Kinskey, who’s a Republican, said his passion for serving Wyoming is as strong as
Construction of the John C. Schiffer Collaborative School is progressing really well. That’s according to Mathers Heuck, Sheridan County School District 2 facilities director. Heuck said the project is scheduled for substantial completion in July
Dr. Walter Tribley, president of the Northern Wyoming Community College District, has been granted authority to approve submission of variances to the Wyoming Department of Health, starting with a request for Gillette College. Action came
Nearly 80 percent of the classes being taught at Sheridan and Gillette colleges are being taught online, and those classes that require face-to-face instruction and/or use of equipment or space on campus will be completed
Emergency relief funds have been established for students at Sheridan and Gillette colleges and the Sheridan College Campus in Johnson County. Jennifer Crouse elaborated on the funds at a meeting of Northern Wyoming Community College
Trustees of the Northern Wyoming Community College District acknowledged receipt of the preliminary budget for the year that starts on July 1 in an online meeting Wednesday night. Dr. Walt Tribley, who’s president of the
Trustees of the Northern Wyoming Community College District have granted emergency powers to College District President Dr. Walt Tribley. Action came with passage of a resolution in an emergency meeting of the trustees Wednesday night.
Four new cases of the COVID-19 virus have been confirmed in the area, two in Sheridan County and two in Johnson County. This brings the total number of COVID-19 cases in Sheridan County to 10.
The Sheridan County Incident Management Team has been notified of two new confirmed cases of the COVID-19 virus in the area. One case is a Sheridan County resident who is at home in isolation and
Classes in the Northern Wyoming Community College District – which is Sheridan and Gillette colleges and the Johnson County campus – will move to online and other alternative teaching methods starting April 6. That’s the
The Bighorn National Forest has postponed all new ignitions for prescribed fire until further notice. The decision to temporarily postpone ignitions was announced Tuesday and is to prevent any effects from smoke that might further
In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, Northern Wyoming Community College has extended the spring break for Sheridan and Gillette colleges and the Johnson County campus. The regularly scheduled break starts Monday and would continue through
