Sheridan

The Sheridan Economic and Educational Development Authority joint powers board – also known as SEEDA – has approved work to improve drainage at the Weatherby building in Sheridan’s High Tech Business Park. Kent Anderson, SEEDA’s

Don Julian thinks there’s never been a more important time than now to be a great leader. Julian, who’s Sheridan High School activities director, gave the keynote presentation at lunch and provided closing remarks at

Four people who were to have been honored earlier this year as the 2020 Keystone Award nominees will be honored this coming April in ceremonies at the WYO Theater. Carmen Rideout, who’s executive director at

Wyoming’s U.S. Senator Mike Enzi has voiced concerns about access to a COVID-19 vaccine in rural areas like Wyoming. During a Senate health committee hearing to get an update from federal officials in charge of

About 120 participants gathered in Sheridan’s Holiday Inn Tuesday for the sixth annual Ignite conference hosted by Sheridan’s Chamber of Commerce. Chamber CEO Dixie Johnson said that was a great turnout, especially given the constraints

Work in Sheridan’s Washington Park, on Coffeen Avenue, as well as some other areas around town, is being done through the Army Corps of Engineers to repair damage to city levees. Lane Thompson, Sheridan’s public

A 41-year-old Sheridan resident died Monday of injuries sustained in a crash around milepost 3 on US 14 east of Sheridan. According to Wyoming Highway Patrol Sergeant Jeremy Beck, the man has been identified as

Access to Sheridan’s municipal landfill is reduced to one lane this week while the landfill entrance is being repaved. Work started Monday, and city officials anticipate that the project will continue into early next week.

As of this week, around 250 Japanese beetles, a highly destructive invasive species of insect, have been captured mostly in the area of Kendrick Park. Clark Van Hoosier, city of Sheridan arborist, said the first