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• Natural History Museum of Wyoming Grand Re-Opening
• Game and Fish Seeking Nominations for the 2026 Outdoor Hall of Fame
• Help at Home Earns Accreditation Adding Vital Services
• Kalif Shrine Temple Hosts Dinner Theater to Support Shriners Mission
• CEO Announces New Hires for JCHC
• Jo Co Planning & Zoning to Review Potential Subdivisions
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Gregson Polo & Guest Ranch CUP Extension
• Sheridan County Youth Showing In 2026 Black Hills Stock Show
• Wyoming 4-H Offers Online Training and Networking Opportunities for Volunteers
• Senator Crago Talks Upcoming Budget Session
• Sheridan Man Arraigned for Felony Drug Possession
• History: Sheridan Flour Mill and Mill Inn Part Two
• Sheridan Commission to Consider Financial and Compliance Report
• JCHC Clinic Director Reports Hosting Students This Semester
• Muller Appointed Viewer in Vacation of Portion of Story-Banner Road
• Natural History Museum of Wyoming Inc., open house
• Sheridan Hawks U19 host Laramie
• Sheridan Hawks JV hosts Laramie
• Jeanie Lee and the Reckoning
• Sheridan Hawks U19, JV teams host Senior Night
• Council to Consider Second Reading of Ordinance to Amend Teal Springs PUD
• Deadline Approaching to Purchase Super Tag Raffle Tickets
• Fulmer and Wyoming Room To Receive Renovation
• Clearmont Historical Group Accepting Quilts for March Show
• A Night of Fly Fishing Films and Prizes to Benefit Conservation on the Big Goose
• Representative Bratten to Hold Office Hours Saturday
• Sheridan Man Sentenced to Prison for Providing Drugs to Minors
• Upton Man Sentenced to 30 Months’ Imprisonment for Planting a Destructive Device
• Tongue River Lady Eagles host Moorcroft
• Tongue River Eagles host Moorcroft
• Sheridan Lady Broncs host Campbell County
• Brinton Museum Presents Illustrations by Zak Pullen
• SCCD Continues to Mitigate and Monitor Elk Fire Fallout
• Chamber Welcomes Black Mountain Nordic
• Gala Proceeds Increase for Second Year
• Rep. Connolly Discusses Pending Election, Education Bills
• LeBlanc Appointed to Historic Preservation Commission
• AHCC Director Reports Virus Outbreak in December
• Secretary Gray Issues Letter to Colorado Governor on Release of Former Mesa County Clerk
• Ucross Features Native American Fellows In New Exhibition
• WYDOT Coffeen Avenue public meeting
• Tongue River Branch Library first to receive work in system-wide renovation project
• UW’s Coal Refinery Field Demonstration Plant, Unlocking New Markets for Wyoming Coal
• District Court News
• JCSD1 Enrollment Slips Two in January
• Sheriff’s Office Licensing Agreement Approved by Sheridan Commission
• Rep Connolly Discusses State Reserve ‘Rainy Day’ Accounts
• Senator Barrasso: ‘Families Will See Bigger Tax Refunds This Year’
• Energy Assistance Day serves as a reminder to apply for Wyoming LIEAP
• Representative Bratten Discusses Obscenity Bill
• Valor Academy mock interviews
• Fly Fishing Film Tour 2026
• Positive Numbers for 2025 at the Shelter 
• Love Shouldn’t Hurt Will Bring Back The Fun Pianos
• Sheridan Commission Approves BHNF Road Agreement
• Rep. Connolly Discusses Legislation Pertinent to Local Governments
• Historical Society to Present Talk on Geology, Dinosaurs Feb. 9
• Update to SCSD#3 Listening Session to Address Re-Calibration
• SCSD#2 Announces Superintendent Finalists
• Sheridan South Downtown Project Public Meeting
• Sheridan Broncs host Thunder Basin
• Vitamin String Quartet Brings Pop Arrangements to WYO
• Museum at the Bighorns Shares Construction and Operations Update
• Chamber Celebrates New Location of Santosha Yoga Center
• Jo Co Weed & Pest Gives Year-End Report to County Commission
• Connolly Previews Legislative Session with Buffalo Council
• Agreement Approved Between Emergency Management, Farmers Co-Op
• Bridging the Gap in Opportunity
• Sheridan College to Host Annual Rodeo Banquet in Support of Student Rodeo Athletes
• Council to Consider Resolution to Apply for Grant for New Fire Engine
• Bighorn Trails Coalition Meet and Greet
• History: Sheridan Flour Mill – Part One.
• Jo Co Commission Sets Date for One-Percent Funding
• Buffalo City Attorney Discusses Flatiron Drive Issue
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Sublease at County Airport
• Big Horn Rams host Sundance Bulldogs
• Sheridan Hawks U19 hosts Gillette
• Big Horn Lady Rams host Sundance
• Chamber Welcomes Newman Restoration
• WYDOT Coffeen Ave. and Brundage Lane Project Public Meeting: Jan. 29
• The Brinton Museum Reopening Soon for the 2026 Season
• Sheridan’s AARP Community Action Team Seeking Those Who Wish to Make An Impact
• Sheridan College Announces 2025-26 Excellence Awards Winners
• Secretary Gray Announces Top Five Election Integrity Priorities Ahead of Legislative Budget Session
• UW Receives State Legislator’s Estate Gift
• Tongue River Lady Eagles host Newcastle
• Tongue River Eagles host Newcastle Dogies
• Putting GPET Funds to Good Use
• Sheridan College To Offer Certificate Of Completion In Graphic Design
• Request for Bar and Grill License Considered by City Council
• District 4 Engineer Hopes for Good Spring Weather to Finish Bridge in Ranchester
• Souper Bowl Returns to Sheridan 
• Virtual fence symposium a success
• Washington State Woman Sentenced to Prison for Drug Trafficking
• Clearmont Town Council
• Buffalo Council Approves Mayor’s Board Recommendations
• JCSD1 Board Approves Employment Report for January
• Jo Co Commission Cancels $1.5 Million in Noncollectable Taxes
• Sweethearts and Scholarships Valentine Dance in Clearmont
• Sheridan Region employee recognized by Wyoming Association of Conservation Districts
• Dr. Mullen joins SMH Primary Care
• University of Wyoming Extension Will Focus on Sugar Beets During Ag Day
• Kleenburn Ponds
• Buffalo Mayor on One-Percent Deadline, Attorney Appointment
• JCSD1 Board Approves Attendees for Special Ed Conference
• Sheridan Commission Tables Sackett Subdivision Preliminary Plat
• Council Approves First Reading of Ordinance to Amend PUD
• Senator Barrasso: American Stands with the People of Iran
• Leiter Cafe Valentine Dinner and Dance
• Skijoring Event For 2026 Sheridan WYO Winter Rodeo Canceled Due To Lack Of Snow
• History: Windmills in Wyoming
• CUP’s, Preliminary Plat, More to be Considered by Sheridan Commission Tuesday
• Jo Co Commission Makes County Board Appointments
• Sheridan Commission Tables Decision on RV Campground CUP
• Sheridan Hawks host Bozeman Icedogs
• Story Hatchery End Of Year Update
• Coffee Hour with Marilyn Connolly in Clearmont
• Downtown Sheridan Association Announces Spring PEEPS® Art Event
• Sheridan Man Sentenced to Prison for Child Pornography
• Sheridan County Woman Arraigned on Multiple Charges
• Chamber Welcomes 14:40 Orderly Design
• G&F Seeks Information on Possible Deer Poaching Case
• Secretary of State Gray Continues Enhanced Voter List Maintenance Program in 2026
• Sheridan Hawks host Bozeman Icedogs
• Candidates 101 Informational Meeting
• Aerial Captures in Sheridan Area 
• Community Members Express Concerns at SCSD#3 Board Meeting
• 2025 Big Game Hunting Season Ends
• Ignite Training Proposals Due Feb. 13
• Statewide Homeowner Exemption Gets Deadline Extension
• Sheridan College Preparing For Financial Hit Once Gillette College Becomes Accredited
• Governor Gordon Announces Final Round of Awardees for Semiquincentennial Grant Program
• Teal Springs Major PUD Amendment
• Broncs host Natrona County
• WG&F Alert Public To Low Flying Survey Helicopters
• Black and White Photography Exhibition: Jan. 20 Pending
• JCSD1 Board OK’s Fuel Dispensing Agreement
• Buffalo Council Makes Designations for City Business
• Sheridan Commission Recognizes Employees, Former Commissioners
• Community Engagement Events at Clearmont School
• The Playhouse Opening Again in February
• UW Extension to Provide Training for New and Current 4-H Volunteers this Month in Buffalo
• District Court News
• Valor Academy’s “The Tragic Comedy of Julia Caesar”
• SCSD#2 Board Recognizes Jeff Mowry as Coach of the Year
• Superintendent Stults Talks about School Funding
• Working Land Collaborative: Save the Date
• Fishing Regulation Changes Taking Effect For 2026
• High Winds But Clear Roads: HP Urges Driver Caution 
• CHAPS receives $6,000 from Powder River Energy Foundation
• BPD Chief Bissett Reports Child Abuse Case, End-of-Year Numbers
• JCSD1 Board Votes to Move Forward on Possible Reorganization
• Sheridan City, County Leaders Discuss Topics at Special Meeting
• 1/5/26   What do you think of the U.S. taking charge of Venezuela?  Which of these comments to you agree with?  Total Votes 955 Total Voters 411
• Chamber Business Before and After hours
• DSA Gnomes Return to Sheridan Businesses
• Jo Co Commission OK’s Investments, Depositories, Mileage Rate
• BPD Chief Highlights Unusual Incident
• Sheridan Commission Approves Cell Tower CUP
• Two Vehicle Wrecks Occur On US Highway 212 In Broadus, MT Area
• Degenfelder Announces Bid for Governor
• Powder River Energy Foundation Gives $10,000 to Sheridan Memorial Hospital Foundation
• Wyoming Unmet Housing Needs Grant
• History: Roller Skating in Wyoming
• Un-Decorating Day at Trail End
• Jo Co Commission Makes Commissioner’s Board, Liaison Appointments
• Buffalo Council Approves Mayor’s Appointments
• Sheridan Commission Approves Koltiska Rezone
• Blood of Heroes
• Sheridan/Johnson County Unemployment Rates Increase In November 2025
• Sheridan Invite
• Sheridan County Sportsmen’s Association Annual Member Spaghetti Dinner & Meeting
• 2025: A Record Year for the Sheridan County Airport
• The Ucross Chapel
• Wyoming Game And Fish Reflect On 2025
• City Landfill Updates to Punch Card System
• Sheridan Woman Arraigned for Felony Theft Charge
• Wyoming Charter School Intent to Apply Window Now Open
• Senator Barrasso: ‘The Working Families Tax Cuts Will Ensure a Future of Prosperity’
• Tongue River Lady Eagles host Pine Bluff
• Budget Amendment #1
• Game and Fish Reports Major Poaching Cases and Angler Success in 2025
• CCRD to Offer Kids Basketball League
• Sheridan Woman Pleads Guilty to Multiple Crimes
• Sheridan Couple Named National Young Farmer Finalists
• City Seeking Volunteers for Snow Patrol
• Coding and Robotics Classes Offered
• Red Grade Road Restricted to Tracked Vehicles Beginning Friday Morning
• Jo Co Commission Approves Commission Appointments
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Consent to Assignment at Airport
• Buffalo Council Awards Contract for Water Tank Rehab Project
• Tongue River Fire District Crews Put Out Structure Fire In Parkman
• Human Remains Found Believed to be James “Bo” Galloway
• North Access Ready For Use
• SPD Leadership Discuss Use of Force
• Sheridan Commissioners Approve Board, Liaison Assignments
• Buffalo Council Approves Fuel Dispensing Agreements
• Jo Co Commission Approves City’s Petition to Board of Control
• Governor Gordon Recommends Removal of Weston County Clerk
• Wyoming Supreme Court Issues Abortion Ruling
• Wyoming Game and Fish Deputy Director Retires
• YMCA to Offer Nordic Skiing Course
• SARC Works to Support All Victims of Violent Crime
• Sheridan County GOP to Select County Assessor Candidates
• Senator Barrasso Celebrates Rural Healthcare Investments
• Sheridan County Board of Commissioners meeting January 6, 2026
• Buffalo Council OK’s Rezone, Minor Subdivision-Preliminary
• Sheridan County Commissioner Haswell to Serve as Chairman in 2026
• Novotny Retained as Johnson County Commission Chairman
• Cody Region welcomes Masco as new Lovell game warden
• SCLT Explore History: Dinosaurs and Tribal History
• Warrior for Good Takes the Helm at The Hub on Smith
• White and Black Hats Headline a Busy January at the WYO 
• Operations Discusses Coming Months at Lake DeSmet
• Sheridan Commission Ratifies License Agreements
• JCSD1 Special Meeting to Discuss School Board Restructuring
• Public Meetings To Be Held Regarding Rebuilding Several Roads Within Yellowstone NP
• Wyoming and Colorado Farm Bureaus Team Up for 2026 Young Farmers and Ranchers Conference
• Council Considers Certification Resolution for Proposed County Subdivision
• Family Day at Museum at the Bighorns
• Sheridan Commission to Elect Chairman, Set Board Assignments
• CEO Discusses JCHC Becoming Part of Rural Training Program
• Operations Gives Year-end Report on Lake DeSmet
• History: Regimental Bands on the Frontier
• Freeze Out 600
• First Day Hike at Fort Phil Kearny
• Museum at the Bighorns New Exhibit Now Open
• 10th-annual Resolution Run 5K
• Clearmont Residents Celebrate New Year’s Eve
• Fleet Replacement Plan
• SCLT working to conserve the history of everyday Sheridan families
• Applications for Game and Fish camps opened Jan. 1
• Wizard of Oz auditions at The Cowboy Carousel Discovery Center
• Christmas Tree Recycling
• First Day Hike at Trail End
• The full moon in January 2026, known as the “Wolf Moon,” photographed in north Sheridan Friday, Jan. 2, 2026.
• City Council Consider Budget Amendment
• G&F Enters Next Phase in Feedground Management Plans
• Museum at the Bighorns Family Day Jan. 2
• Local Nonprofits in Sheridan and Johnson Counties Awarded Over $76K in Grants
• 39th-annual Lake DeSmet Polar Plunge
• Jo Co Commission OK’s Tanachion Minor Subdivision
• JCSD1 Superintendent Discusses Enrollment, New Students
• Sheridan Commission Discharges Uncollectable Debts
• Classic Western Film Series: Films that Stay With You
• JCTA Open House Jan. 13
• 2025 Year-in-Review: Part Three
• Ramaco Foundation Supports Toys for Tots and The Food Group
• Top Stories of 2025: Honorable Mentions
• Visitors To Sheridan Media Website Help Determine Some Of The 2025 Stories Of The Year
• YMCA to Sell Camp Roberts
• 2025 Year-in-Review: Part Two
• Sheridan Media’s Look Back – Property Tax Excemptions
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Minor Subdivision
• Longmire Days Top Clicked-on Story for 2025
• Johnson County Year in Review, September through December of 2025
• SCLT on the Ridgetop and Gillispie Draw Natural Areas
• Top 2025 Events at Area Historic Sites
• Museum at the Bighorns Hosts Family Day
• Top Stories from Clearmont in 2025
• Sheridan Media looks back at most clicked on stories of 2025 – #3
• A Look Back on Crazy Woman Canyon Closing for Summer 2025
• Sheridan Commission Changes Hire from Clerk 3 to Clerk 1
• Johnson County Year in Review, May through August of 2025
• Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter give tips on keeping outside pets safe during cold weather conditions
• Sheridan Community Foundation Strengthens Local Giving Efforts
• Chamber Welcomes Balanced Bookkeeping
• Resource Allocation Support for Winter Rodeo
• History: Wild Wyoming Winds
• Johnson County Year in Review, January through April of 2025
• First Day Hike at Fort Phil Kearny
• Swishmas Showdown
• City Officials Discuss Fire Engine Purchase
• Dog and Cat Shelter Reports Strong Participation in Spay and Neuter Programs
• First Day Hike at Trail End
• Museum Announces January Closure Ahead of Grand Reopening
• New Year’s Eve Party in Clearmont
• Mountain Warriors RC-Public hosted Christmas Dinner
• USDA Forest Service Publishes Draft Tensleep Canyon Climbing Management Plan
• Clearmont Students Spread Holiday Cheer
• Frozen 5K
• Youth Riders Remember Fetterman Fight
• Jo Co Commission Approves Changes to Employee FBP
• JCHC Board OK’s Credentialing Requests
• Sheridan Commission Approves Ragsdale Vacation
• Generous Donor’s Actions Lead to Drawing for Once In A Life Time Experience
• Wyoming Super Tag raffle tickets make great stocking stuffers
• Chamber Board President Discusses Strategic Planning
• Hageman Announces Bid for Senate
• Begin the New Year with Family Day at the Museum at the Bighorns
• Jo Co Commission OK’s Catering Permit for Boots & Buckles Event
• JCHC CEO Reports on New Doctor, Foundation Director
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Contract for Indigent Burial Services
• SCLT and Graves Featured for Virtual Fencing Pilot Program
• Donovin Sprague Talked About Fetterman Fight
• WBC Survey Challenges Statewide Growth Myth
• After Strong Demand, Wyoming Childcare Provider Grants to Reopen in 2026
• Illinois Man Changes Plea in District Court for Role in National Theft Scheme
• Christmas light displays around town
• 3rd-annual Sheridan Firefighters Local 276 Toy Drive
• Cattle Hauler Tips Over On I-90 East Near Acme Exit
• History: Ice Skating in Wyoming
• Museum at the Bighorns Unveils Floor Plan
• Jo Co Commission Certifies Mineral Bankruptcy Fees
• Buffalo City Offices Closed for Christmas, New Year Holidays
• Sheridan Commission Appoints One to Predator Management
• Sheridan County Emergency Management Power Outage Alert
• Airport Manager on Projects and Schedule Changes
• Inquiring Minds Want to Know
• Listening Session Held on House System at SCSD#3
• Sheridan Man Sentenced to Prison for Sexual Abuse of a Minor
• The Importance of Volunteers
• Lummis Announces Decision To Not Seek Re-Election in 2026
• Warming Shelter Open in Story Due to Power Outages and Incoming Winter Weather
• PRECorp Returning Member Capital Credits
• Keeping it Local With Chamber Bucks
• Commissioners Remind Residents of Upcoming Property Tax Deadlines
• Off-Leash Dog Trails at Big Goose Natural Area Become Permanent
• Senate Energy Committee Advances Bills Important to Wyoming
• Compass Center for Families ED Forty under 40
• Sheridan County Man Sentenced to Prison for Drug Charges
• Jo Co Road & Bridge Gives Update on Barnum Bridge Project
• Buffalo Council to Sponsor Grant Application
• Sheridan Commission Adds to Fair Board, Makes Appointments
• Merry Tuba Christmas 2025 To Take Place In Sheridan
• Sheridan Community Foundation Awards Second Year Of Grants
• Christmas Music in the Air at A/C School
• Wreaths Across America
• SPD Chief: Traffic Stops are Crime Prevention
• Mayor Looking Forward to Completion of Buffalo Wells Project
• UW to Host Wyoming Open Science Data Summit Jan. 13-14
• Jo Co Commission Approves Amended Contract for Juvenile Services
• Buffalo Council Renews City’s Insurance Policy
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Grant Application for Airport Parking Expansion
• Governor Gordon Announces Seventh Round of Awardees for Semiquincentennial Grant Program
• Certification Resolution for County Subdivision Tabled by City Council
• Sheridan Advocacy and Resource Center Highlights Need for Volunteers
• Fetterman Fight Anniversary Event
• Wyoming Women’s Foundation Announces New Venue for 2026 Women’s Antelope Hunt
• Sheridan VA Medical Center Express Clinic
• Sheridan Commission Approves Property Tax Refund
• Johnson County, WYDOT Enter Agreement for Monument Road Project
• Sheridan Commissioner Siddle Responds to Comments
• Sheridan Man Arraigned on Multiple Felony Charges
• Sheridan Man Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Murder
• 12/8/25  Top comments from various news sites concerning American health care.  Which if any do you agree with?  Total Voters 179  Total Votes 179
• CWD detected in a new Wyoming hunt area
• Sheridan Green House Living highlights benefits of intergenerational interaction
• The Munsick Boys Family Christmas returns to the WYO
• Wreaths Across America at Sheridan Municipal Cemetery
• Citizen Speaks to Sheridan Commission on ‘Holding Electeds Accountable’
• JCSD1 Board Approves Employment Recommendations for December
• Jo Co Assessor Gives Year-End Mineral Revenue Report
• History: Christmas Carols
• Board Hears Differing Opinions on A/C School’s House System
• Sheridan Commission to Seek Federal Funding for Project
• Sheridan County Employees Recognized by Commissioners
• JCSD1 Discusses Recalibration, Legislature
• Game and Fish begins search for seasonal and professional employees
• Rec. District Co-Create Sessions return beginning next month
• SCLT Explore History: Unearthing Tribal Stories
• Board Hears Presentation from One-Claw House Leaders
• Pretrial Conference Held for Sheridan Woman Charged with Felony Drug Possession
• Flag Ordinance Proposal
• Wyoming Delegation Joins President Trump at White House
• Council to Consider Updates to the Employee Handbook
• Power Outage Update from Sheridan Media
• Christmas with the Kendricks
• Sheridan Area Search and Rescue Announces 2025 Member Awards
• Parents Expressed Concerns at SCSD#3 Board Meeting
• Sheridan to Offer Citizens Academy
• Senior Citizen Service District to be Placed on Ballot
• UW Johnson County Extension Gives Year-end Review
• JCSD1 Board to Take Public Input on Board Restructuring
• Yellowstone National Park To Open For Winter 2025-26 Season
• CTG Auditions for “Steel Magnolias”
• Game and Fish Urges Hunters to Complete Harvest Surveys
• Regional Tournament Boon for Local Business  
• JCSD1 Board Approves Committee, Liaison Assignments
• Jo Co Commission OK’s UW Extension Closure Request
• Streetcar Ol’ 115 Topic of Explore History Talk
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Rezone Request
• WYDOT Officials Urge Motorists to Stop Racing Road Closure Gates This Winter Season
• Out of Service
• Healthy Land, Healthy Herds: Wet Meadow Project Strengthens Working Lands
• SCSD#2 Board Recognizes Champion Football Team
• Stay Awake at the Wheel
• Rancher’s Night Out: Sharing Ideas and Checking In with Each Other
• Sheridan Commission Accepts Agreement for Wildland Fire Grant
• BPD Chief Discusses Sheridan, Johnson Counties’ 9-1-1 Issue
• JCSD1 Board Elects Officers for 2026
• U.S. Senate Holds Hearing on Barrasso’s Bipartisan Making Parks Safer Act
• Employee Handbook Updates
• Jury Trial Remains Set in District Court for Woman Charged with Multiple Crimes
• 12/1/25 Mental Health Check Total voters 80 Total votes 347
• A/C Christmas Concert December 16
• Captain Urges Caution Regarding Social Media Photos
• Shop Small Shopping Spree Sets Record Numbers
• Chamber Thanks Stroll Attendees and Stores
• Sheridan Commission Approves Budget Amendment
• Buffalo Council OK’s Loan Application for Burritt Sewer Project
• Jo Co Assessor Urges Applying for Property Tax Exemption
• Governor Gordon Underscores Support for Department of Health and President Trump’s Rural Health Transformation Project
• Bucking Iron Business Park Subdivision Final Plat
• Washington Man Sentenced in District Court
• Sunday Last Night for Trail End Open House
• Fourth Annual Santa Fly-In Draws Large Crowd
• Sheridan Commission Approves Airport Hangar Lease
• Buffalo Council OKs Funding Application for Water Plant Upgrade
• JCSD1 Board to Elect Officers During Monday Meeting
• History: Letters to Santa
• Clearmont Residents Invited to Decorate Their Homes
• Sheridan High School Cheerleaders To Take Part In 2025 Pearl Harbor Memorial Parade
• 2027 Conservation Stamp Art Contest
• Holiday Hoops: Keeping Kids Active While Improving Their Game
• Casper Authors To Visit Sheridan
• SPD: Make it Home Safely from Holiday Parties
• Sheridan College Announces Spring 2026 Season of Events at the Whitney Center for the Arts
• Sheridan Woman Arraigned on 14 Felony Charges
• Secretary Gray Submits Second Request for Removal of Weston County Clerk Following Governor’s Reconsideration
• Large Crowd Speaks in Favor of Proposed Big Horn Rec Center
• Proposed Black Bear Season Changes Comment Period Ends Dec. 8
• Swishmas Showdown contest at the Y 
• Little performers take over the WYO this weekend
• Jo Co Commission Gets Update from 4-H Educator
• Buffalo Council OK’s Loan Application for Burritt Ave. Water Main
• Sheridan Commission Approves Taylor Quarry Permit Extension
• Package Theft Concerns Rise During Holiday Delivery Season
• Trail End Open House This Weekend
• Winter Driving Conditions Arrive in Northern Wyoming 
• UW’s IMPACT 307 to Host ‘Startup Lunch and Learn’ Webinar Dec. 10
• Jo Co Commission OK’s Electrical Service at Kaycee’s HJP
• Buffalo Council Approves Requests for Light Up Buffalo Events
• Sheridan Commission Approves Holidays for 2026
• BLM Oil and Gas Lease Sale in Wyoming Generates nearly $17.5 million in Revenue
• City Approves Sale of Extrication Equipment
• WYO Rodeo Personnel Receive Year-End Accolades and WNFR Recognition
• Reclamation Work On Old Acme Power Plant Site Could Be Done By The End Of 2026
• Celebrate the season with Suzy Bogguss in ‘A Swingin’ Little Christmas’
• Kalif Shriners Kids Christmas Party: This Saturday
• SAGE Members Pop-Up Show Artist Reception 
• Chamber Welcomes Lapiedrarosetta
• Sheridan Woman Receives Split-Sentence for Aggravated Assault Charge
• Wyoming State Forester Testifies in Support of Senator Barrasso’s Wildfire Prevention Act
• City of Buffalo Awarded Grant for Playground Equipment
• Sher Co Comm Ratifies Fireworks Permit, Hangar Improvement Contract
• Jo Co Commission Accepts Donation of Flag Pole for Harold Jarrard Park
• Rancher’s Night Out: Dec. 6 
• 11/24/25  What, if anything are you thankful for?  Total Voters 239 Total Votes 679
• Hub Kicks Off the Season with Holiday Showcase
• Ucross Sets Goal for Giving Tuesday
• JCSD1 Enrollment Down Slightly District-Wide
• COMPASS Highlights Programs to Buffalo City Council
• Amie Holt Care Center Resident Numbers Increase
• LIEAP Receives Funding: Immediately Resumes Application Approvals
• Liquor License Renewals
• Elmwood Estates Final Plat Receives Council Approval
• History: Women Doctors in the Early Days
• Downtown Sheridan Main Street Businesses Enjoy First Full Summer Since End Of 2-Year Construction Work
• Sheridan Christmas Stroll 2025 Video
• City Council to Consider Final Plat of Subdivision on East 5th Street
• 30th Annual Christmas Stroll Held
• Professional Agreement for Primary Municipal Court Judge
• SCSD#3 School Library Shelves are Filling Up
• UW Student Receiving Recognition For Studies in Space Farming
• Federal Grant to Improve All Sheridan Library Branches
• Sheridan Regional Black Bear Meeting Dec. 1
• One Shopping Day Left at the Playhouse in Buffalo
• Sheridan Commission to Consider Resolution for Senior Citizen District
• Christmas Tree Permits Available Through BLM and Forest Service
• Festival of Trees Benefits Buffalo Christian Academy
• JCHC Board to Have Special Meeting for Audit Review Dec. 4
• Brinton Museum Store to Host Open House
• AARP features Sheridan on “Great Places to Live”
• Fulmer Library Stroll Bash 
• Celebrating 15 Years
• US Highway 14A To Close For Winter 2025-26 Season
• Commercial Fishing Boat Registration Opens Dec. 1
• Shelter’s Annual New Year’s Gala Promises Night of Glamour
• The Salvation Army’s 3rd Annual Free Christmas Movie Triple Feature
• Buffalo to Apply for State Loans for Water, Wastewater Projects
• JCHC Receives $1.5 Million ERC Payment from the IRS
• Helen Jones to Give Historical Society Presentation Monday
• Proposed Big Horn Rec Center Asks for Community Support
• Elmwood Rezone Final Plat
• Sheridan Woman Arraigned on Felony Theft Charge
• Many Volunteers Help Decorate Kendrick Mansion
• Wreaths Across America inviting residents to honor Sheridan’s Veterans 
• Museum at the Bighorns Invites Public to Take a Look During Stroll
• Chamber Welcomes Amanda’s Professional Pet Care
• Chamber Welcomes SoundMind Leadership
• Buffalo Council Approves Liquor Licenses for 2026
• JCSD1 Board Approves Policy Adoption, Revisions
• COMPASS Gives Report to Johnson County Commission
• SOS Gray Continues Voter List Maintenance
• International Visitation
• History: Sheridan Opens Turkish Bath Parlor in 1912
• JCHC Clinic Director Gives Update for October
• Public Hearing Draws Positive Comment on Liquor License Renewals
• Jo Co Commission OK’s Final Plat, Catering Permit, Vouchers
• Property Tax Relief
• Jentel Presents November
• Superintendent Scott Stults Resigns to Take State-Wide Position
• Sheridan Chamber Bucks Keep Dollars Local
• O’Dell to Speak on a Lesser Known Fight
• Nicolarsen Presents Program on Native Americans and Dinosaurs
• Senior Citizens Service District
• 2025 Link Partners In Pink Event Raises More Than $50K For Welch Cancer Center
• Updates on Additional Thanksgiving Flights
• Jo Co Comm Accepts 2026 CMAQ Contract
• City Works Director: Buffalo Wells Project Nearing Completion
• Special Meeting Called for JCHC Audit Presentation
• WY County Commissioners Association’s Micah Christensen Testifies on Federal Land Management
• WY Governor Gordon Ends Executive Order To Deploy Emergency Funds To Food Banks/Pantries
• SPD Refines Recruiting Efforts
• Jo Co Commission Reviews Coming Board Appointments
• Buffalo Council, Visionary Reach Agreement on Franchise
• Sheridan Commission Announces Closure of Courthouse
• Buffalo Mayor urges applicants to keep One Percent on the front burner
• Chamber Shares Details on Proposed Workers’ Compensation Rule Revisions
• SCSD#1 Board Honors Volleyball, Cross-Country Teams
• Governor Gordon Praises Congressional Delegation for Taking Steps to Protect Wyoming Mining Industry
• Sheridan Man Changes Plea at Hearing in District Court
• GPET Application Deadline is Approaching
• Story to host German Weihnachten Market
• SCSD#2 Hosts Legislative Roundtable
• Many Local WHMAs Now Closed Until Spring
• Al And Ann Simpson Fellowship at Ucross Awarded to Wyoming Artist
• Wyoming Airports Largely Unaffected by FAA-Mandated Airline Reduction Ahead of Busy Holiday Season
• Replacing the Roof
• District Court Arraignments
• Buffalo Council Approves Amendment for 2025-26 Budget
• Jo Co Commission Sets Employee Holiday Schedule
• Sheridan Commission Awards Contract for Hangar Project
• Chamber Celebrates New Location of Hollyhock Swap
• Recovering Road-killed Wildlife on Wyoming Roads Requires Authorization from Game and Fish
• Natural History Museum of Wyoming Hosts Night of Discovery Gala Dec. 1
• SMH CEO speaks on Billings Clinic Affiliation
• Annual Santa Fly-In to be Held Dec. 6
• Dave Nicolarsen to Speak in Clearmont
• NWCCD Board to Discuss District Division Tuesday Night at Sheridan College
• JCHC Board Reviews, Approves Credentialing Report
• JCSD1 Facilities Director Gives Report to School Board
• Bighorn National Forest Planned Pile Burning
• SHS Senior Chosen for Dance Team USA
• Sheridan Commission to Work Light Agenda Tuesday
• JCSD1 Board OK’s Draft Audit Report
• Sheridan College President Discusses Land Purchase with Johnson County Commission
• History: Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis
• Sheridan Man Sentenced to Prison for Possessing an Unregistered Firearm
• City Council to Consider Third and Final Reading of Rezone Ordinance
• Sheridan Memorial Hospital Named Second Best In-State Hospital By Newsweek Magazine
• Byrd Named AARP Wyoming Hero of the Game
• Deadline for Wyoming Wildlife magazine’s annual Photo Contest fast approaching
• City will continue with odd-even parking and Everbridge this winter
• PRECorp Releases Information on Thursday’s Grid Level Blackout
• Clearmont Historical Center Celebrates Veterans Day
• Cost Of Living Index In Sheridan County At State Average For Second Quarter 2025
• Scholarship Opens for Veterans Seeking Trauma-Informed Coach Training
• SCSD#3 Hosts Legislative Listening Session
• Residents will see the Parks Department completing projects in November  
• Chamber Encourages Public to Sign Up Now to Present at Legislative Forum
• NWCCD Board to Meet Tuesday at Sheridan College
• JCSD1 Board Votes to Possibly Reduce Number of Members
• Massive Power Outage Affects Over 94,000 in Wyoming, South Dakota
• SNAP Benefits to Be Issued to Wyoming Recipients Beginning Today
• Warren Miller’s ‘SNO-CIETY’ Celebrates Community, Culture of Snowsports
• Game and Fish Seeks Public Input on Black Bear Hunts
• CHG Donates Funds to Civil Air Patrol Youth Program
• SC Holiday Swing: A Gift to the Community
• JCHC Board OK’s Agreement for Legal Consulting
• BPD Report Shows Average October
• Sheridan Commission Approves Knucklehead Storage CUP on Split Vote
• Infant Formula Distributed in Wyoming Recalled Due to Possible Health Risk
• Sheridan Woman Changes Plea on Various Drug Charges
• SCLT Strives to Expand History Programs and Work on Conservation Easements
• Toys for Tots and Black Tooth Brewing Team Up for Holiday Giving
• Kendrick Mansion Seeks Decorators for Holiday Season
• CTG Presents “Christmas at the Carriage House” as Part of Its 70th Season
• Vet Clinic CUP Approved by Sheridan County Commission
• Buffalo Council OK’s Sewer Connection Outside City Limits
• Sheridan College Offering Science Lecture on Ants in the African Savannas
• Thickman Faculty Lecture Series presents More Than Scrubs: The Art and Science of Nursing
• City Hall Roof Replacement
• Maintaining the Trails
• SCLT Discovery Session: Land-Based Safety Awareness
• Chamber Welcomes Compass Counseling and Consulting LLC
• Governor Encourages Financial Institutions to Participate in Small Business Emergency Bridge Loan Program
• Wyoming Citizen and Load Coordinator for Sinaloa Cartel Sentenced for Drug Trafficking
• Stop Sign Request Receives City Council Approval
• Veterans Day Program Featured American Spies
• Sheridan Commission OK’s License Agreements for Water Line
• Buffalo Council Approves Variance for Shooting Event
• Sheridan Commission OKs Vacation of a Portion of Rapid Creek Road
• Annual 14-16 Shop Hop Held
• JCSD1 Board to Consider WSBA Resolution at Monday Meeting
• Buffalo Council Passes Cable System Ordinance on Final Reading
• Sheridan Commission Approves Lessor’s Consent to Sublease
• History: Sheridan’s Electric Street Cars
• Sheridan’s Streetcar Ol’ #115 Gets a New Home
• Chamber Lunch Program to Feature Whitney Benefits ED
• Student Produced Dance Performance at the Whitney Center
• UW Raises $4 million in 24 Hours
• Business Council Survey Gages Wyoming Voter Attitudes Toward Economic Growth
• Local Artists Pop-Up Series at Brinton Museum
• Wyoming District Court Upholds Election Integrity Laws
• Council Approves Award for Feasibility Study for Gillispie Draw
• Community Support Keeps YMCA Scholarships Within Reach
• Explore History to Present “Powwow Highway”
• New benches installed at Bud Love Wildlife Habitat Management Area
• Sheridan County Conservation District Not Impacted Much By Government Shutdown
• Jo Co Commission Urges Residents to Participate in Operation Green Light
• Buffalo Council OK’s Cooperative Agreement with WYDOT
• Sheridan Commission Approves Remaining Funds for SMH Empath Unit
• Governor Gordon Delivers Hopeful Mental Health Assistance Message, Issues Call to Action
• Sheridan Man Arraigned on Multiple Charges
• Senator Barrasso Pays Tribute to Vice President Dick Cheney
• Beulah Bridge Over I-90 Partially Reopened
• Powder River Foundation Provides Financial Donations In NE WY For Holiday Giving And Food Pantry Relief
• SCSD#2 Staff to Receive Substantial Bonus
• Game and Fish: Toss your pumpkins in the trash
• SPD and the “48 Hour Rule”
• Novotny Speaks on New Sheridan College Campus in Buffalo
• Mayor Proclaims November 7 as Poppy Day in Buffalo
• Jo Co Commission Denies Radio Tower on County Land
• Sheridan Commission Recommends Weaver for LGLP Board
• Sheridan VA to Host Drive-Thru Flu Clinic
• SALT at The Whitney Center for the Arts
• Clearmont Town Clerk Announces Coffee Gatherings
• SAGE Calls for Member’s Art
• Sheridan County Visitor Numbers Increase Through Summer 2025
• Wyoming DFS Working On Making Food Available To SNAP Recipients
• Buffalo Council OKs Bar & Grill Liquor License
• Sheridan Commission Approves NOI for Liquor License Applications
• Jo Co Commission OKs Budget Amendment for Grant Funding
• WYDOT: Buffalo Main Street Project ‘Close to Completion’
• FPK/BTA Veteran’s Program at Kearney Hall
• 10/27/25   What do you fear?  449 Voters 743 Total Votes
• Hubcaps to Perform Liberty Concert on Veterans Day
• Best of the Bighorns: Art Exhibit Nov. 15
• SHS Fall Drama Club Presents Showcase Ahead of State Festival
• JCHC Board OKs Provider Credentialing
• Sheridan YMCA Acquires KidsLife Building
• JCSD1 Enrollment Up Slightly in October
• Jo Co P&Z to Review Plats at Tuesday Meeting
• Sheridan Memorial Hospital To Hold Additional Community Forums Regarding Billings Clinic Affiliation
• History: Professor Saves Cowboy Songs
• Sheridan Commission Ratifies License Agreements
• Buffalo City Offices to Close Twice in November
• Sheridan Commission to Consider Releasing Reserves for SMH
• Sheridan College Board OKs Land Purchase in Buffalo
• Clear Creek Rec District Trunk or Treat
• Sheridan Bird Farm Provides Update
• Wyoming Game and Fish Sheridan Office Welcomes New Personnel
• Off-Leash Dog Area at Big Goose Natural Area
• Sheriff’s Office Urges Hunters to Share Plans Before Leaving
• Chamber Welcomes Cloud Peak Backcountry Horsemen
• Governor Gordon Making Money Available To Food Pantries To Help Those Impacted By Loss Of SNAP Benefits
• Annual Fall Shop Hop to be Held
• Motorized Traffic Closing on WHMAs
• New Downhill Bike Trail Currently Under Construction
• TRPC: building connections
• Fire Station Roof Replacement Project
• West Corridor Gillespie Draw Analysis and Feasibility
• Prison Sentence Handed Down for Man Convicted of Sexual Assault
• Jo Co Historical Society Offering Presentation by Helen Jones
• AHCC Director Reports Good Numbers of Residents
• Sheridan County OK’s Updated Agreement with Wyo Retirement System
• Ucross Announces Annual Community Christmas Celebration
• Governor Gordon Exploring Options Regarding Looming Federal Food Program Suspension
• Sheridan Woman Sentenced to Prison for Two Felony Charges
• Lummis Joins Legislation to Protect SNAP Benefits for Wyoming Families Despite Ongoing Shutdown
• CHAPS Earns Second Accreditation 
• Wyoming Game and Fish Announce Upcoming youth and family pheasant hunts
• SCCD Tree Program to Begin Despite Shutdown
• Buffalo Building Inspector Moving On
• Clinic Director Gives Report to JCHC Board
• County Islands, Gambling Discussed at Sheridan City/County Meeting
• Clearmont Rec District Trunk or Treat
• Chamber Welcomes SERVPRO of Sheridan
• SAGE Black and White Juried Show
• Give Your Heart to a Child Campaign: neighbors helping neighbors
• JCSD1 Board Appoints WSBA Delegate
• Buffalo Tree Board Wants Changes to City Code
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Update to Personnel Policy for Pension Plan
• Her View: Women Artists in the Brinton Collection
• Chamber Welcomes Shades of Green
• Yellowstone NP To Close Most Roads And Entrances To Prepare For Upcoming Winter 2025-26 Season
• The Brinton’s Haunted Ranch Halloween Event
• Chamber Welcomes Clear Creek Septic Service
• Museum’s leadership asks to pardon the dust as they build Sheridan’s past
• Shelter Gala Fundraiser is Rolling Out the Red Carpet
• JCHC CEO Reports on Filling Positions
• Buffalo Police Chief: Graffiti, Vandalism Suspect Charged
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Setback Variance
• The Hub Announces New Executive Director
• Dry Fork Station Feed Study Signals First Possible Coal Expansion In Decades
• City Officials to Consider Stop Sign Request
• WYDOT To Repair Slope Failure On I-90 South Of Sheridan
• History: Some Restless Ghosts
• JCHC Chief-of-Staff Discusses New Provider with Hospital Board
• Buffalo Council Backs Baseball Club Grant Application
• County Discusses Support for Sage Community Arts Grant Application
• Irrigation Project Approved for Black Tooth Park
• SCLT and Halter: Virtual Fencing Field Day
• Scammers Working Hard to Look Legitimate
• Sheridan County Library System Debuts Annual Report
• Chamber Taking Steps to Remove Unauthorized GoFundMe Page For Its Foundation
• Clearmont Historical Group Luminary Bags
• DCI Continues to Investigate State Capitol Incident
• Change of Plea Hearing Held in District Court for Sheridan Man Charged With Multiple Felonies
• Wait to Post Vacation Photos
• Game and Fish warn against AI-generated information 
• Sheridan Memorial Hospital Exploring Partnership With Billings Clinic
• Sheriff: Four Rules for Firearm Safety
• Convention of States Holds Town Hall
• Barrasso Celebrates National Coal Week
• Sankey Pro Rodeo and Phenom Genetics Earn National Honors; Multiple Animals Selected for 2025 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo
• JCSD1 Board Approves Budget Amendment
• Buffalo Council Passes Ordinance #1423 on Second Reading
• Sheridan Commission Awards Contract for Professional Services on Tongue River Channel Stabilization Project
• Clearmont Town Council Met Monday
• CWD detected in a new Wyoming hunt area
• Elmwood Rezone Receives Final Approval
• UW Family Medicine Residents Save Rodeo Cowboy’s Life
• Day of the Dead Celebration Nov. 1
• Engineer: ‘Light at the End of the Tunnel’ on Buffalo Main Street Project
• Jo Co Commission Continues Discussion on Radio Tower
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Hangar Lease
• Fall Pumpkin Festival Cancelled Due to Lack of Sponsors
• WY DCI Investigating Explosives Scare At Capitol Building
• Link Walk And Event Helps Promote Breast Cancer Awareness
• Clearmont Welcomes New Town Clerk
• Skyline Singers to Sing of the Mountain West
• Jentel Presents October Artists
• Chamber Welcomes Koltiska Ground Works
• Tunnel of Terror Presents Under the Big Top
• Change of Plea Hearing Held for Washington State Woman Charged with Multiple Felonies
• Buffalo Council OK’s Cable System Ordinance on Second Reading
• Jo Co Commission Makes Board Appointment
• Sheridan County Lifts Partial Fire Restrictions
• JCSD1 Board Approves School Performance Plans for 2025-26
• Jo Co Commission Approves $725K in Vouchers
• WYDOT Begins Collecting Fuel Tax From Public EV Charging Stations
• City-County Officials Discuss Gravel Pit Approvals, 1-Mile Donut Area
• Chamber Welcomes Arrowhead Lodge
• On Track to Save Sheridan’s Last Streetcar
• I-90 Road Work Between Ranchester and Montana Border Line Complete Until Next Year
• Anwynn Fack Named Winner of 2025 Christmas Stroll Button Design Contest
• Governor Gordon Receives Additional Complaints Regarding Weston County Clerk
• Rezone Request Considered on First Reading
• Sheridan Commission to Consider Rescission of Fire Restrictions
• JCSD1 Board OK’s Policy Revisions on First Reading
• Sheridan Commission Approves Purchase of Pickup for Public Works
• City Council Preview
• Knecht Changes Name to Mead Lumber
• History: Possibly First Movie Filmed in Wyoming was in 1912
• Federal Food Benefits On Pause During Government Shutdown
• Lash steps into game warden coordinator role in the Big Horn Basin
• Missing Person Kyle Ellis’ Remains Found in Park County
• 3rd Thursdays Wrap a Busy Summer Downtown
• Beulah Bridge Closed to Traffic Due to Damage From Oversized Load
• Rev It Up: 3-Poles Adds State-Funded Obstacle Course for Riders
• Finalists for Energy Capital Start-Up Challenge Announced
• Chamber Holds Manufacturing Month Tour at Sheridan College
• Game and Fish Launches Annual Hunter Harvest Survey
• Buffalo Introduces Flat Contractor License Rate While Bonds Increase
• Commission Urges Residents to Apply for Property Tax Programs
• JCSD1 Board Approves Employment Report for October
• Sheridan Commission Ratifies License Agreements
• Sheridan City/County Leaders Discuss West Beltway, Truck Routes
• Senator Barrasso: ‘Innocent People are Collateral Damage in Democrats Dangerous Shutdown Game’
• SOS Gray Refers Three Potential Non-Citizens to County Clerks for Removal, Also Refers to County Attorneys
• Sheridan Woman Sentenced to Prison for Two Felony Charges
• Chamber Welcomes Fear and Loathing Where the Buffalo Roam
• Beartooth Highway Closed For Winter 2025-26 Season
• City of Buffalo has job openings
• Mr. Whitney Feature of SCLT Talk
• Lummis Joins 50 Republican Colleagues to Urge FDA to Reevaluate Abortion Pill Approval
• Rezone Request
• BPD Reports on September Incident Numbers
• JCSD1 Approves Rent Increase for Teacherages
• Sheridan Commission OK’s NOI to Repeal Property Tax Deferral
• Chamber Welcomes Sheridan Public Arts Committee
• Chronic Wasting Disease Confirmed in Elk Hunt Area 116
• Maturing Character and The Boy Wonder: actors talk inspiration for Hello Dolly! 
• Leadership Sheridan County Accepting Applications for 2026 Class
• Kick Off Halloween at the Brinton Museum
• Buffalo Council OK’s Ordinance for Cable System on First Read
• BHS’ Pemmican Wins National Award
• Sheridan City/County Leaders Have Joint Meeting
• Sheridan Hunter Creates Azyre Gear for Outdoor Women
• Sheridan Man Sentenced to Prison for Sexual Abuse of a Minor
• Monsters, heroes and princesses take over Main Street on Oct 25
• Outdoor Dreams Recipient joins Women’s Pronghorn Hunt
• Jessica’s Pond Closed Due to Invasive Species Detection
• Sheridan College Jazz Ensemble Swings Into Fall
• Jo Co Weed & Pest Reports Invasive Plant Near Lynch
• Buffalo Council OK’s Monster March Requests
• Outlaw Commercial Park Subdivision Approved by Sheridan Commission
• Education Savings Account Remains Temporarily Blocked
• Black Tooth Park Phase Six
• No Kings Day Rally in Sheridan
• History: Photographing Wyoming Early Days
• Jo Co Commission: Rural Health Responsible for Kaycee Helipad
• Buffalo Council Approves Ordinance for Cable System on First Read
• Sheridan Commission OK’s WYDOT Dietz Tower CUP
• Thirteenth Annual Women’s Pronghorn Hunt Successful
• Red Grade Riders Horse Show
• Governor Gordon Makes Special Announcement During Wyoming Cowboys Football Game
• SARC Reminds Victims They Are Not Alone During Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Wyoming Wildlife Photo Contest Open for Entries
• Chamber of Commerce is hosting Manufacturing Month 
• Hunters Asked to Help With Brucellosis Surveillance in Elk
• Community Connect
• Chamber Welcomes Buffalo Storage
• Fire Prevention Week Highlights Lithium-Ion Battery Safety
• Sheridan’s NAMI Chapter Helps Residents Find Connection and Hope
• Three Men Charged in Poaching Case Near Hardin
• SCLT Opens Experimental Off-Leash Dog Area at Big Goose Natural Area
• WYDOT Update on Buffalo Main Street Project for October 10
• Engineer Gives Update on Buffalo Wells Project
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Landlord’s Consent to Assignment at Airport
• City to Apply for Loan for Landfill Cell 9 Closure Project
• Chamber Welcomes Himalayan Kitchen
• WY Highway Patrol Cautions Motorists About Traveling In Open Range Areas
• SCSD#3 Board of Trustees Met Tuesday
• Mr. Edward A. Whitey Feature of SCLT Talk
• Game and Fish Rescue Deer from an Unfortunate Matchup
• SAGE to Host Artist Talk with “Black & White” Creator
• TRVCC Zombie 5K and Fall Festival This Saturday
• Sheridan Commission Makes Board Appointment
• Jo Co Commission Considering Radio Tower on County Land
• Buffalo Council Approves Purchase of New Fire Truck
• Lummis Leads Wyoming Delegation in Introducing CRA to Overturn Biden Buffalo RMP
• Faith Scholarship Deadline Fast Approaching
• Hunters Reminded to Secure Permission for HMAs
• A Decade in Harmony: Sheridan College Symphony Band Marks 10 Years
• School Funding to be Topic of Panel
• Reading and Book Signing, Dinosaur Dreams
• Jo Co Commission Approves Board Appointment
• Sheridan Commission Recognizes Two Employees
• Jo Co Commission Updated on 2026 CMAQ Agreement
• Gordon, Department of Health, Seek Citizen Input Regarding Wyoming’s Rural Health Transformation Program
• Sheridan Man Arraigned for Multiple Felonies
• Natural History Museum of Wyoming Announces Gala Fundraiser
• Uprising Urges Parents to Talk with Kids About Online Exploitation
• Dementia Friendly of Wyoming at The Hub
• BPD Chief Reports on Right Road Event
• Sheridan Commission Denies Removal of Condition on Subdivision
• Buffalo Children’s Center Issues Statement on Unexpected Closure
• New Pathway From Ranchester To Dayton Under Construction
• SOS Tours State Fairgrounds, Law Enforcement Academy
• Learn to Skate Sign-Ups Set for This Week
• Derby Club Rezone Receives Final Approval
• History: Buffalo Hunts and Hunters
• Sheridan Commission to Make Appointment to Hospital Board
• Jo Co P & Z Commission Meeting Tuesday in Buffalo
• Sheridan Commission Approves Penrose County Road, Pays Damages
• SCSD#2 Seeking Comments on School Book Policy
• Convention of States Town Hall to Be Held
• Sheridan Memorial Hospital Purchases Portion Of Sheridan Surgical Center
• Brinton Museum to Host Lecture on Mari Sandoz
• WYO and Trident Celebrate Rocky’s 50th Anniversary 
• Community’s Heart Keeps YMCA Scholarships Alive
• Game and Fish Relocated Third Grizzly in Less Than a Week
• VA Holds Flu Clinics Across Wyoming
• Grants Management Office to Host Wildfire Recovery Webinar October 8 with or without Federal Agency Partners
• City Council Preview: Elmwood Rezone Second Reading
• A-C School Farm to School Day
• Game and Fish Focus CWD Sampling Efforts in Specific Hunt Areas in the Big Horn Basin
• YMCA Youth Basketball Registration Deadline Approaches
• The WYO Premiere offers more in less time
• BLM to Review Rock Springs RMP
• Jo Co Commission Approves Vouchers, Catering Permits
• Buffalo City Works Still Busy, According to Director
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Kleenburn Stabilization Project Agreement
• Sheridan Man Arraigned for Drug Distribution
• Sheridan Branch Of Range Promoting Range Gives Thanks Program
• Domestic Violence Awareness Month Highlights Local Response
• Novotny Recommends Crazy Woman Canyon Road to Witness Seasonal Changes
• The WYO Film Festival Is Kicking Off Oct. 2, In Sheridan
• Hospital Board Gets Report on Family Medical Center
• Mother of the Man Who Killed Sheridan Police Sergeant Nevada Krinkee is Sentenced in Federal Court
• Buffalo Land Sale Falls Through for Housing Solutions
• Sheridan Commission Adopts Equipment Use Agreement
• Government Shutdown Continues
• Tickets Still Available for Full Moon Fort
• Sheridan Habitat part of Carter Work Project’s Rural Rally
• Game and Fish ask hunters to keep safety top priority in the field
• SAGE calling for black and white photography
• WYDOT Buffalo Main Street Update for October 1
• Buffalo Council Shifts Gears on Semiquincentennial Project
• Sheridan Co Commission OKs 2024-25 Budget Amendment
• Sheridan High School Teacher Helps School Win $50,000 For Welding Program
• Registrations Now Open for 30th Annual Sheridan Christmas Stroll
• First Amendment Rights
• Medical Episode May Have Led to Fatal Crash Sunday
• Two bears captured and relocated in Cody Region
• Comedic musical ‘Hello, Dolly!’ to highlight Premiere at WYO
• Sheridan College to present Yaz tribute Oct. 4
• Governor Gordon Joins Interior Secretary Doug Burgum to Launch Policies Bolstering Wyoming Coal Production
• BLM seeks Input for March 2026 Oil and Gas Leases in Wyoming
• Johnson County One-Percent Collections Up for First Quarter
• Buffalo Council Approves Mayor’s Appointment
• Sheridan Commission OK’s NOI for Vacation of Rapid Creek Road
• Jo Co Commission Sets BOE Hearing for This Week
• Buffalo Council Approves Street Closure for Car Show
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Consent to Assignment at Airport
• History: Sheridan County’s First Sheriff
• Counseling in Overcoming Painful Emotions
• Additional Flights to be Added For Thanksgiving Holiday
• Plenty Of Problems Presented Themselves Both During And After The Elk Fire
• NHM of Wyoming to hold Women in Science Wednesdays
• Whirling disease-resistant rainbow trout released in North Tongue River
• Natural History Museum to Host Author of Dinosaur Dreams
• BLM issues record of decision on West Antelope III coal lease application in Powder River Basin
• Drivers urged to check headlights as fall brings more low-light hours
• Fall Fest returns to Fulmer Library for second year
• VA Awards Nearly $11 Million in Grants to Fight Veteran Homelessness in Wyoming
• Safe Streets for All Grant Award Accepted by City Officials
• WDE Awarded Grant to Improve Literacy Instruction
• Caboose In Ranchester Remodeled Into Airbnb
• Chamber Welcomes Town of Ranchester’s Caboose Airbnb
• Sheriff’s Office seeks new applicants
• Estate Planning Seminar set for Oct. 4
• Game and Fish monitoring chronic wasting disease
• SCLT inviting community to free BBQ opening Highlander Trail 
• 24/7 Crisis Hotline
• Annual Community Center Auction to be Held
• Jentel Presents to showcase Fall residents Sept. 30
• Game and Fish reminds hunters of CWD carcass disposal rules
• Cleanup And Damage Assessment From Elk Fire Continues 1 Year Later
• Ucross Reception Held for Roxanne Everett
• UW AI Initiative receives $8.75 million boost
• Tongue River Fire Department Conducts Vehicle Extrication Training with Community Support
• Film Screening and Exhibition at Ucross
• A-C School Farm to School Day
• Virtual fencing pilot in Sheridan County
• Hunting regulation changes in the Sheridan Region
• Wyoming Democratic leaders continue tour through Cowboy State by visiting Banner
• Groundbreaking celebrates Kemmerer South Wildlife Crossing Project
• Sheridan/Johnson County Unemployment Rates Drop Slightly In August 2025
• Sheridan Man Arraigned for Multiple Drug Charges
• Deannexation, Annexation Ordinances Continue to Move Forward
• Ucross Welcomes New Trustees
• Wyoming watercraft registration closing for fall
• Museum at the Bighorns updates residents and hours
• Motorcycle Crash Results in Fatality
• Auditions for Rocky Horror Picture Show tonight and tomorrow 
• Antelope Butte Foundation focuses on affordable family recreation
• Collared Wildlife Vital for Management Research
• Daniels Scholarship Application Period Open for Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming and Utah Students
• Historic LX Bar Ranch Tour Attracts Large Crowd
• Outlaw Commercial Park Final Plat
• History: Mountain Man Liver-Eating Johnson
• Sheridan College Enrollment Numbers Increase From Start Of Fall ’24 Semester To Start Of Fall ’25
• SCLT: cutting back to move forward 
• ‘The Voice’ winner Huntley to perform on WYO stage
• Chamber Celebrates Opening of Whitney Commons East Park Playground
• WYO Film Festival expands with new interactive features
• Story Women’s Club marks 50 years of Turkey Dinner tradition
• Secretary McMahon Visits Wyoming on the Returning Education to the States Tour
• UW Receives Nearly $9 Million to Advance AI Innovation in Wyoming
• Advocacy and Resource Center Executive Director Provides Update to City Council
• Chamber Celebrates New Hangar for Sheridan Pilots 307 – Flight School
• Jo Co Commission Seeking CCCD ‘Good Neighbor Authority’ Re-Designation for Invasive Weed Spraying
• Buffalo Council OK’s Street Closure Requests for BHS Homecoming
• Sheridan Commission Denies MDU License Agreements
• County Assessor alerts residents to changes in homeowner exemption
• Start-Up Challenge deadline fast approaching 
• AIS stations will reduce hours
• Sheridan Woman Arraigned on Multiple Charges
• UW Enrollment Grows for the Second Straight Semester
• Derby Club Rezone
• SPD sees decline in DWUI arrests, but new concerns emerge
• SCLT to celebrate Highlander Trail opening with community BBQ
• Quilting Bee to be Held Saturday
• Sheridan College To Purchase Land To Extend Agripark Property
• Chamber Welcomes Wyoming Historical Society
• PD Seeking Public Assistance With Prowler Reports and Vehicle Burglaries
• Jo Co Commission Approves TAP Grant Extension
• Buffalo Council to Gain Funds from Dissolution of Entity
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Airport Lease Amendment
• Ryan Gregory Named Business Advisor for Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses-Wyoming
• Saluting Branches returns to Sheridan
• Remnants of Future Landscapes to open at the Edward A. Whitney Gallery
• The Impacts of Property Tax Relief Discussed Ahead of 2026 Session
• Chamber Celebrates New Location of 307 Auto Glass
• Parking Lot Improvements at the Hub on Smith
• Hiker Injured By Bear In Yellowstone National Park
• Sheridan Commission Ratifies Catering Permits, License Agreements
• Mayor Proclaims September 17-24 as Constitution Week in Buffalo
• Jo Co Commission Supports Rescission of Clinton-Era Roadless Rules
• Dan Tyminsky Band this SAT
• SCLT Explore History; Walking Tour of Fort Mackenzie
• WG&F ask to dispose of game carcasses properly
• UW Education Students will tour Wyoming classrooms
• Oct. 18, Sheridan and SMH go Pink
• JCSD1 Board Approves September Employment Recommendations