The WYO Theater’s 37th Season will open with Rosanne Cash and John Leventhal for an intimate evening of songwriting, storytelling and musicianship. The daughter of country...
According to the Sheridan CTG, the guild was established in 1956 by a group of local thespians. In 1980, the architecture firm Malone Belton Able, helped...
A black bear that attempted to enter two tents while they were occupied with campers on the Bighorn National Forest on the night of July 5,...
The first job for many children is babysitting, often watching after younger family members. The Sheridan County YMCA facilitates the Safe Sitter Program to better prepare...
Every Native American Tribe has their own oral traditions, legends and stories that are passed down for generations. On Thursday night, August 6, Emaurice and Elannah...
Several of the parts in The Ace in the Hole Players” Wizard of Oz Act II dress rehearsal at the Kalif Shrine Center Wednesday. Keep checking...
The City of Sheridan is inviting the public to offer their input and learn more about the City’s Safe Streets for All Plan during an open...
Governor Mark Gordon has appointed Jeremy Kisling to be a Circuit Court Judge for the Fourth Judicial District serving Johnson and Sheridan counties. Kisling’s appointment fills...
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is inviting hunters to get ready for the upcoming hunting season with hands-on training from Game and Fish wildlife professionals. ...
Executive Director Liz Cassiday announced the annual closure of the Sheridan County YMCA will begin on Aug. 8 this year. L. Cassiday Staff perform a deep...
The WYO Performing Arts & Education Center is preparing for another season of live entertainment, with tickets available Aug. 12. The upcoming season will also include...
Senior citizens are a big part of Sheridan County’s population, and there are many services for seniors in the area, such as Meals on Wheels; Daybreak...
A bid award recommendation for a large pavement rehabilitation project in Sheridan was an agenda item at this week’s Sheridan City Council business meeting. The Council...
On the second day of August in 1867, twenty-six soldiers and six civilians who were sent from Fort Phil Kearny to cut wood, were attacked by...
All aboard for one final trip through Sheridan’s railroad history this summer. Sheridan Community Land Trust will host its final Sheridan Railroad Historic District Walking Tour...