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By shortly before 4 p.m. Tuesday, nearly 7,800 absentee ballots had been returned to the office of Sheridan County Clerk Eda Schunk Thompson. Thompson said that included both ballots returned by mail and those cast

Shrieks and scary sounds filled the air in RENEW Friday as the organization’s clients were escorted through a haunted house set up for their entertainment. Ghosts and goblins, witches and other ghoulies waited to greet

Fairy tales, fantasy and a reminder to be careful what you wish for all come to Sheridan’s WYO Theater this month with “Into the Woods,” a tale of the storybook characters everyone thought they knew

A new superintendent for Sheridan County School District 2 could be chosen on Feb. 1. That’s according to the timeline outlined in a meeting of the district’s trustees this week. Current Superintendent Craig Dougherty announced

A petting zoo featuring a host of critters from dogs and cats to chickens, ducks and even a turkey kicked off the observance of National 4-H Week in Sheridan this weekend. The week-long celebration in

Dr. Fred Araas will be 100 years old Wednesday. A native of Spring Valley, Minnesota, he’s lived in Sheridan since the early 1950s, opening a medical practice here in 1952. Araas said he got in

With chalk art and special activities including a concert Friday night, Sheridan College again this year observed Whitney Day, a celebration of the man whose legacy has benefited not only the college but school districts

Among students and employees in Sheridan County School District 2, there have been very few positive COVID-19 cases and zero COVID-19 cases that originated in the district’s schools. In addition, District 2 Superintendent Craig Dougherty

Trustees of the Northern Wyoming Community College District have given first-reading approval to a change in the district’s policy relating to Title 9. Action came in a meeting of trustees this week. Dr. Walt Tribley,