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Dr. Walt Tribley told over 200 Sheridan College graduates that ceremonies at the college Saturday were only a “beginning” of their lifelong adventures and challenges. Dr. Triiblee is president of the Northern Wyoming Community College

A somewhat yellowed map now in the possession of Sheridan resident Jeff Ingram shows sites of some of the old mines and mining communities that once dotted the Tongue River Valley north of Sheridan. Ingram

A project aimed at bringing potters to Sheridan is being re-launched after faltering during the COVID-19 shutdown last spring. Stephen Mullins, owner of Sheridan’s Red Bison Studio, said the project started two or three years

Fiber art by two Sheridan women is on display this month at Expressions Gallery and Framing on Broadway. Wanda Kerns, owner of Expressions, said the exhibition was originally planned through April 16 but the show

The Sheridan County Conservation District is accepting requests from county residents wanting assistance with water quality improvement projects. The deadline is May 3 for requests from those who seek funding for work to be done

Sheridan Media reporter Pat Blair has done some research on the historic fire truck recently re-acquired by the city of Sheridan. Here’s her story. Many Sheridan residents were reported surprised and disappointed back in December

There’s a new company in town, and it’s serving up meat. Taylor Kerns, who co-owns the Western Heritage Meat Company with his wife, Cathryn, said the company is already certified for USDA slaughter and plans