Sheridan County

The “Little Blue Schoolhouse” is in need of repairs. The former one-room school building currently occupies a site next to the Tongue River Learning Center – the old Tongue River Elementary School in Ranchester. Pete

Assessment continues at old Acme Power Plant

Assessment work continues at the old Acme Power Plant, but Carrie Rogaczewski said most of the field work outside the facility is now complete. Rogaczewski is manager of the Sheridan County Conservation District, which owns

Proposed immunization changes withdrawn

The Wyoming Department of Health has withdrawn a set of proposed changes to the Wyoming Immunization Program administrative rules. Authorities said in light of the current COVID-19 pandemic response, they determined that a portion of

Spanish Influenza, Dec. 30, 1918

Sheridan Media reporter Pat Blair looks back in time, over 100 years ago, to the impact of Spanish influenza as reported in the pages of the Sheridan Enterprise in 1918. Sheridan’s city council adopted the

School District 1 trustees to consider calendar change next week

Sheridan County School District 1 trustees will consider a change in the district’s calendar when they meet next week, to accommodate a basketball tournament. School District Superintendent Pete Kilbride said Big Horn High School will

College to host ‘Walk-in Wednesdays’

Starting next week, students entering Sheridan College in the fall will have a chance to drop by the college without an appointment to register for classes and work with enrollment counselors to prepare for the

County budget hearing set for July 20

Sheridan County commissioners will convene a public hearing at 5 p.m. July 20 to present the budget for the fiscal year that started on July 1. The hearing is open to all county residents and

Spanish Influenza, Dec. 28, 1918

Sheridan Media reporter Pat Blair looks back in time, over 100 years ago, to the impact of Spanish influenza as reported in the pages of the Sheridan Enterprise in 1918. The report today, Dec. 28,

Conservation District adopts budget

Sheridan County Conservation District supervisors have adopted a budget of just over $1 million for the fiscal year that started on July 1. District Manager Carrie Rogaczewski said in fact the budget includes a little

School District 1 considers adding financial class to graduation requirements

Sheridan County School District 1 trustees are considering making financial knowledge a requirement for graduation from high school. Trustees discussed the possibility in a work session this week, although a decision won’t be made until

SEEDA board eyes strategic planning session

A strategic planning session appears likely in the not too distant future for the Sheridan Economic and Educational Development Authority joint powers board. Robert Briggs, who’s administrator for the organization also known as SEEDA, proposed

Spanish Influenza, Dec. 27, 1918