News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” Local arts organizations have joined forces to present the Collective Arts Festival, a day-long celebration of the arts, on Saturday, Aug. 10, at Whitney Commons in downtown Sheridan.  While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, Executive Director of SAGE Community Arts, Jill Benson, said local

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” Guitarist and music historian Joey Leone will present a one hour program covering the history, influence and social impact of American blues music through songs, stories and historical facts at the Sheridan Fulmer Library. While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, Sheridan County Library

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” Tongue River Reservoir State Park is no longer under Big Horn County’s mandatory evacuation order today. Nearby fires are contained enough for the park to operate normally. Air quality is not perfect but has improved. The marina is open. The park, which was largely full Thursday, had been cleared that

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” The University of Wyoming has announced that their Department of Psychology’s Wyoming Center on Aging (WyCOA) has been awarded a $5 million grant that will be used to enhance partnerships to expand and strengthen geriatrics education for the health care workforce and to expand resources for the

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” A Sheridan man has been sentenced for killing a Montana woman in Colorado. Casey Childers was sentenced to life in prison without parole, after a jury found him guilty of first degree murder, second degree kidnapping, and conspiracy to commit second degree kidnapping. According to court documents filed in

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” With the world of computers continuously changing, some Sheridan County youngsters are experimenting with how they can be used in a helpful way. This week Sheridan College and Sheridan County School District 2 have been hosting a computer science summer camp at Coffeen Elementary School. Through simple

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” On Tuesday, July 23, Governor Mark Gordon, along with Holly Krutka, UW School of Energy; Scott Stults, superintendent at SCSD#2; Dr. Walt Tribley, President of Sheridan College; and Michelle Wilson, EMIT Technologies, held a town hall meeting at Sheridan College. The previous stories addressed education,

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” Johnson County’s Commissioners have appointed two people to serve on the Jim Gatchell Museum Board. At their meeting this week, the commission approve the re-appointment of Craig Cope and the appointment of Gary Bishop to serve. The board had two positions available, which are 3-year terms that begin

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” Buffalo’s City Council has approved a Noise Ordinance Variance request by the Buffalo Community Rink organization for an event they have scheduled on August 3. Edison Elder, representing the organization, spoke to the council about the event. Elder also thanked the council for the progress made between

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” The Sheridan County Commission has voted to accept and approve a modification amendment (No. 1) to the Federal Lands Access Program Project Memorandum of Agreement concerning the Red Grade Road project. At the commission’s last meeting, County Engineer Ken Muller gave details on the modification.