News – Sheridan Media Photos from the first Third Thursday event of 2023 in downtown Sheridan. The event had to be moved a few blocks south from its original location on Main Street due to construction. Kevin Koile – Sheridan Media Kevin Koile – Sheridan Media Kevin Koile – Sheridan Media Kevin Koile – Sheridan …

News – Sheridan Media CNFR 2023 – Two Saddle Bronc riders and one Bull rider have been representing Sheridan college on the big rodeo stage. Clancy Glenn, Joseph Priebe and Wyatt Phelps have been competing at the 2023 College National Finals Rodeo in Casper all competitors are guaranteed three rides in their respective events, and …

News – Sheridan Media Governor Mark Gordon is seeking public comment on proposed revisions to the State of Wyoming’s sage-grouse core area protection map. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. Public Comment The initial revisions were developed and are being proposed by the Sage-grouse Implementation Team (SGIT) subcommittee. The original

News – Sheridan Media Governor Mark Gordon testified on Capitol Hill Thursday during a House Committee on Natural Resources  hearing regarding the Bureau of Land Management’s Conservation and Landscape Health proposed rule and in favor of a bill to withdraw that rule. Gordon said the proposed rule oversteps the federal agency’s authority while

News – Sheridan Media The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has opened a comment period and will be holding public meetings across the state to gather input on proposed changes to hunting regulations.  Changes have been proposed to Chapter 2 – General Hunting Regulation, Chapter 28 – Regulation Governing Big or Trophy Game Animal or …

News – Sheridan Media Although the Sheridan Main Street resurfacing and utility project is at the top of the Wyoming Department of Transportation District 4’s list of priorities, the department has a lot of work getting done this summer across the northeastern section of the state.  While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, WYDOT Senior

News – Sheridan Media While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, Sheridan County Commissioners Lonnie Wright and Tom Rinlgey said they have not heard of or seen any major flooding in the area, but sandbags and sand are still available for the public if they should need them.  Ringley has spent most of his life …

News – Sheridan Media During their regular meeting this week, the Johnson County School Board voted to approve the intent to levy 1 mill for the Recreation Board and .5 mill for the Board of Cooperative Higher Education Services (BOCHES). The board had a lengthy discussion on whether or not the school district should be …

News – Sheridan Media Buffalo Building Inspector Terry Asay, in his recent report to the city council, said city residents took advantage of the recent Free Landfill Days and collected a significant amount of trash and debris. Asay also reported that he recommended approval of the water hookup outside of the city limits for the …

News – Sheridan Media Johnson County Public Health Nurse Kristin Freidrich has asked the county commission to lift the county-wide hiring freeze currently in place for her to hire a part-time employee in the public health office. She explained further. Freidrich said the recent Community Needs Assessment outlined that there are needs to be addressed