Sheridan County’s Commissioners, at their regular Tuesday meeting, voted to place a proposition on the November General Election ballot for voters to decide whether or not to continue the 2% Countywide Lodging Tax for another four years. According to County Administrative Director Renee Obermueller, Sheridan County’s portion of the statewide 2% lodging

Following its first organizational meeting last week, Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon’s  Gas and Diesel Price Working Group has announced two public meetings in July. The public meetings will take place from 1 to 5 pm on July 15 and July 22 in the Herschler Building’s Connector Auditorium in Cheyenne. The meetings will also be available …

An arraignment hearing was held Tuesday in Fourth Judicial District Court in Sheridan for 29-year-old Juan Cardenas, who is charged with two counts of Felony DUI, one for causing serious bodily injury and the other for what would be his fourth DUI conviction in 10 years, which is a felony in Wyoming. Cardenas pleaded not …

The director of Sheridan County Travel and Tourism provided an update to the Sheridan City Council and Mayor Rich Bridger at Monday night’s council meeting regarding the recent flooding in Yellowstone National Park. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. Yellowstone Impact SCTT Director Shawn Parker relayed information to the council that he

Bruce Andrews grew tired of feeling helpless when he would see the images of the Ukrainian people’s displacement, fear and suffering at the hands of the Russian invasion of their country. So he did something about it. An Evening of Caring, a benefit concert for Ukraine will be held on June 30, at the WYO …

The COVID-19 pandemic affected supply lines and suppliers of many different products throughout the U.S., The Food Group in Sheridan is no exception.  During the initial height of the pandemic, schools in Wyoming were temporarily closed. This posed a problem for The Food Group whose mission is to ensure children have access to nutritious food.  …

The Wyoming Game and Fish have announced that there’s one more chance to get a limited-quota elk, deer and antelope license through the department’s leftover license draw. Residents and nonresidents have just five days to enter. The application period is already open beginning June 20, and running through June 24.  The leftover draw has different

It was just awful. Recent flooding in Yellowstone National Park was a national disaster of colossal proportions. Hopefully, the federal government will come to its aid soon. It might cost billions to complete the repairs.  As we celebrate the 150th year of the park, it is stunning to see what has been happening up there in …

The Clearmont Town Council held their June meeting on the 20th at town hall. Dave Craft, of Dave Craft Farm Bureau Financial services, reviewed the current insurance policy with the council, suggesting that they up the coverage due to the current high constructionist costs should the town hall have to be replaced. Mayor Chris Schock …

The federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) allocated funding for electric vehicle charging infrastructure through the NEVI program, which will install electric vehicle charging infrastructure along key corridors throughout the nation. Wyoming is allocated almost $24 million over five years for charging infrastructure along its