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History: Christmas Carols

News – Sheridan Media Christmas Carols have been a part of the Christmas season since, as one article said, the angels sang to the shepherds on the first Christmas. In this column we will look at the origins of Christmas carols, and some interesting facts about them. Uinta Chieftain, December 19, 1911 –English Originated Carols …

December 15, 2025

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Board Hears Differing Opinions on A/C School’s House System

News – Sheridan Media In the past year, SCSD#3 School initiated the One Claw House System. According to the information on the SCSD#3 website, the House System is more than just a structure—it’s the heart of their school culture. Designed to build unity, inspire character, and foster healthy competition, the House System connects students across

December 15, 2025

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Sheridan Commission to Seek Federal Funding for Project

News – Sheridan Media Sheridan County’s Commissioners, at their meeting Tuesday morning, will consider an application for federal assistance for the 2026 Expand long-term parking lot project. Also on their agenda is consideration of the Casa De Labranza Minor Subdivision; the Ragsdale Vacation; a property tax refund; a contract labor agreement

December 15, 2025

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Sheridan County Employees Recognized by Commissioners

News – Sheridan Media Two Sheridan County employees were recognized by the county commission for years of service in their jobs with the county. Commission Chairman Lonnie Wright made the announcement. Anderson has five years of service as the Airport Vehicle/Equipment Coordinator, and Formisano has 20 years of service as the Airport Office Manager.

December 15, 2025

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JCSD1 Discusses Recalibration, Legislature

News – Sheridan Media The Wyoming Legislature will be dealing with school recalibration during their 2026 session, and school districts around the state are bracing for what may be ahead for the funding model. Johnson County School District One Superintendent Charles Auzqui discussed the subject with the school board. According to betterwyo.org,

December 15, 2025

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Game and Fish begins search for seasonal and professional employees

News – Sheridan Media Although the snow has arrived, seasonal job opportunities for the 2026 season are already beginning to open across Wyoming, with several positions available locally through the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.  Game and Fish is advertising a range of seasonal roles designed to support aquatic invasive species prevention, fisheries

December 13, 2025

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Rec. District Co-Create Sessions return beginning next month

News – Sheridan Media While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, Recreation District Director Alex Mock invited Sheridan County communities to the Recreation District Co-Create Sessions.  In their second year, Mock said these sessions offer residents an opportunity to interact with district staff and assist in setting program goals.  A. Mock

December 13, 2025

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SCLT Explore History: Unearthing Tribal Stories

News – Sheridan Media Natural History Museum of Wyoming Executive Director Thomas Hebert has joined with Sheridan Community Land Trust to present the Explore History program,  Unearthing Tribal Stories, Dinosaurs, Tribal Knowledge, and Shared History. According to SCLT, Hebert will discuss his experiences as a paleontologist working with American

December 13, 2025

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Board Hears Presentation from One-Claw House Leaders

News – Sheridan Media On Wednesday, December 10, the SCSD#3 Board of Trustees heard a presentation from students Wyatt Holland, Bronc Vineyard, Ileigh Patterson, Brindle Vineyard and Natalie Stoll, all house leaders, about some of the values the houses embrace. Preceding the presentation, several community members spoke out against the house system at the

December 13, 2025

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Flag Ordinance Proposal

News – Sheridan Media During the council comment portion of this week’s Sheridan City Council study session, Councilman Steve Brantz said that he may be bringing an ordinance to the Council for consideration that pertains to flags at City Hall. Brantz then explained his concern before the governing body. Councilman Steve Brantz Brantz did not …

December 13, 2025

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