News – Sheridan Media The Wyoming Department of Transportation issued a media release Monday alerting the public about ongoing text-based scams targeting Wyoming residents. According to WYDOT, at least two recent scams have posed as WYDOT to try to trick residents into clicking on a link to a bogus version of the WYDOT website. The …

News – Sheridan Media The cream rises to the top and Sheridan Media has done it for the 13th time in 19 years, and possibly more. At the 2025 Wyoming Association of Broadcasters (WAB) Convention in Cody, Sheridan Media won 13 awards (6 1st place, and 7 2nd place) out of a possible 30 and …

News – Sheridan Media The City of Sheridan will soon be considering adoption of the 2026 fiscal year budget in the form of a resolution at the Council’s next regular business meeting. During a Council study session Monday night, the Council discussed amenities and essential services in regard to the budget. Councilor Bev Leichtnam. Councilor …

News – Sheridan Media During the Indian Wars in Wyoming, many of the officers coming to man the western forts, brought their families along. The government, wanting the frontier settled with homes and families, often lied about the dangers that may await those venturing West. So it was with Fort Phil Kearny. At a re-enactment …

News – Sheridan Media Buffalo’s City Council has awarded a Retail Liquor License to Hotel Juliette, LLC, d/b/a Bombshells American Cantina for an existing location at 58 N. Creekside. Owner Tucker Alger spoke to the council during the Public Hearing and gave details on the type of establishment he was planning. The owners further explained …

News – Sheridan Media A number of 24-Hour Catering Beverage Permits for various upcoming summer events at the Bradford Brinton Museum have been ratified by the Sheridan County Commission. The events include the Brinton Annual Gala later this month, weddings, summer concerts, the Ramaco Dinner in July, and the Big Horn Rendezvous in August. Also …

News – Sheridan Media Johnson County’s Commissioners have voted to approve the HTZ Culp Minor Subdivision. County Planner Jim Waller brought the application before the commission and gave details. According to Waller, The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended the commission approve the application for the HTZ Culp Minor Subdivision.

News – Sheridan Media City of Sheridan Fleet and Administrative Coordinator Heather Czaplinski provided a small and attractive equipment update to the Sheridan City Council and Mayor Rich Bridger at their recent business meeting. The update was in response to a question previously posed by Councilman Steve Brantz on how the City’s small equipment is

News – Sheridan Media What if a commercial plane were to crash when approaching to land at Sheridan County Airport? What emergency services would be available to help the victims of such a crash? That was the scenario at the emergency drill held on Saturday, June 7 at the Airport. Airport manager Robert Gill explained …

News – Sheridan Media A request for a utility easement vacation at 130 West Kooi Street in Sheridan was unanimously approved in the form of a resolution by the Sheridan City Council this week. City Planner Kelly Scrhoeder explains why the applicant, Seven Pillars Resources, LLC, requested the utility easement vacation. City Planner Kelly Scrhoeder