News – Sheridan Media The budget for the City of Sheridan was adopted in the form of a resolution by the City Council at Monday night’s business meeting. The appropriations for the City’s fiscal year 2026 budget that begins on July 1 is just under $140.4 million. City Administrator Stu McRae, after thanking all of …

News – Sheridan Media The Sheridan County Commission, during their regular meeting Tuesday, will consider two appointments each to the Historic Preservation Commission; Hospital Board; Library Board; Planning & Zoning Commission; and three appointments to the Parks & Recreation Board. They will consider Amendment B to an agreement between the

News – Sheridan Media The Johnson County School Board will hols a special meeting on Wednesday, June 25 to discuss the recommendation by Superintendent Charles Auzqui for the new principal at Buffalo High School. Board member Dave Belus and Auzqui explained further. The meeting will be Wednesday, June 25 at 6 p.m. in the Administration …

News – Sheridan Media Buffalo Chamber of Commerce Director Amber Eggers spoke with the city council to give them the latest information on their busy summer schedule. She gave more details. She also said the Wednesday Markets will be happening again this summer. Eggers said they have brought back the once-popular After Hours events and …

News – Sheridan Media The budget for fiscal year 2026 that begins on July 1 is an item that the Sheridan City Council will be considering at their business meeting Monday night. Sheridan Mayor Rich Bridger says it’s a long, thorough process to get to where they are now with the City’s budget. Sheridan Mayor …

News – Sheridan Media On June 25, 1876, 149 years ago, General George Armstrong Custer and all the men in his the 7th Cavalry, lost their lives along the Little Bighorn River in Montana to a combined force of Sioux, Cheyenne and Arapaho warriors. Preceding the Custer fight was the Battle of Rosebud Creek, or …

News – Sheridan Media At the Wednesday, June 11 SCSD#3 monthly board meeting, one community member, Jeff Carmichael, spoke to the board about the concealed carry policy. He said that, as he understands it, the board was going to discuss making it possible for staff and teachers to take the training certified to carry concealed …

News – Sheridan Media The WYO Theater and Bighorn Homebrew Club are inviting the community to kick off your Rodeo Week when they present the Seventh Annual Untapped Homebrew Festival noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, July 5, on Brundage Street between Main and Brooks Streets. This unique brew fest features 35 homebrewed beers from Sheridan …

News – Sheridan Media With the Spring season, deer, elk and antelope are having fawns. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is requesting members of the public should they encounter a fawn or calf, do not approach, touch or move the animal.  During an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, Game and Fish Aquatic Invasive …

News – Sheridan Media Offering a smoother ride, e-bikes are often used for longer trips and great alternatives for those with knee or ankle mobility problems. E-scooters are great for quick trips and getting around the city. Both of these alternatives to traditional man-powered bikes and scooters are often powered by lithium-ion batteries.  Lithium-ion