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• Chamber Celebrates Opening of New Location for The Woods Interiors/Flooring America
• Rodeo Officials Discuss Challenges
• UW is One of Top 100 U.S. Universities With Most Patents
• Music on the Mall
• CSOs answer more calls than any other SPD officers
• Curator Barbara McNab Retiring from Brinton Museum
• Conservation Stamp Art Show winners to be announced April 25
• Three Killed After Car Crashes Into School Bus West Of Lame Deer
• Banff Mountain Film Festival returns to WYO
• Sheridan Commission Ratifies Certificate of Substantial Completion
• Jo Co Commission Accepts Amendment for Public Health Contract
• Buffalo Council OK’s Funding For Children’s Center
• Sheridan Man Convicted of Involuntary Manslaughter to be Sentenced April 21
• SPD celebrates those who answer
• Chamber Welcomes Fox Farm Design Build
• SCLT Discovery Session: Women’s Backcountry Skills & Trail Running starts April 24
• BPD Chief recommends alternate parking for Buffalo shoppers
• Governor Gordon to lead trade mission to Japan and Taiwan
• Buffalo Council OK’s Liquor License Application
• Jo Co Commission Sets 2025-26 Budget Dates
• Sheridan Commission Approves Renewals of Liquor Licenses
• Sheridan College to Host 2025 Spring Job and Network Fair
• GPET Applicants
• Clear Creek Recreation District Easter Egg Hunt
• Sheridan College presents PRISM ‘25
• 2025 Spring Job and Network Fair
• Spring Cha-Ching! ends April 30
• Sheridan Man Sentenced to Prison for Probation Revocation
• Sheridan Commission Awards CMAQ Contract
• Jo Co Commission Meets New Lake DeSmet Operations Manager
• JCSD1 Board Accepts Two Resignations from Board Members
• VOA Northern Rockies Opening New Apartments As Part Of Its Independent Living Program
• Record Setting Prize Money for This Year’s Sheridan WYO Rodeo
• Chamber Welcomes Seasonal Services LLC
• Great time for Swim Lessons at the Y
• Final Lunchtime Conversation of Small Acreage Management series
• DSA to host Downtown Easter Egg Hunt
• We The People Students Win in Washington
• Jo Co UW Extension Offering Canning Classes in May
• Sheridan Commission Sends Lease Agreement Back to Rec Board
• UW Funds Nuclear-Related Research Proposals
• Chamber Welcomes Bookkeeping by Melissa
• Most Scams Originate Outside of the U.S.
• Clear Creek Stop Closes after 25 Years in Clearmont
• WYDOT Buffalo Main Street Project Update for April 14
• Sheridan Commission Recognizes County Employee
• Sheridan Commission to Work Through Light Agenda Tuesday
• History: Pony Express Part 2
• Wyoming And Sheridan County’s Population Numbers Increase From FY 2023 to FY 2024
• Future of Learning Event Held in Sheridan
• One Killed In Tractor Trailer Rollover Near Meadowlark Lake
• SCLT is inviting the community to Unearthing Our Past
• Annual grizzly bear captures to begin in northwest Wyoming -public reminded to heed warning signs
• Sheridan Parks Director recommends holding off on the water
• UW Extension Releases New Publication on Local Food Systems in Wyoming
• CHAPS Tournament of Knights Set for Late July
• Parks Director Provides Trails and Pathways Update
• SCSD#3 Board Discusses AI, Activities
• “The Historic Bozeman Trail” rescheduled for April 22
• UW Hosting Recreation Summit, Search & Rescue Conference
• Buffalo PD Involved with ‘Bowl With the Blue’ Event
• Sheridan County Adopts Rules for Aircraft Self-Fueling
• Spring fish stocking begins across Sheridan Region
• SCCD announces April Rancher’s Night Out
• Second Chance Adoption Numbers and Community Service Programs
• Prison Sentence Handed Down for Sheridan Man Guilty of Sexual Abuse of a Minor
• Sheridan College to host Management and Leadership bachelor’s degree information event 
• Johnson County OK’s MOU with Church for Emergency Broadcasts
• Buffalo Council Passes Building Code Ordinance on First Reading
• Sheridan Commission Renews Liquor Licenses
• Game and Fish speak on season setting schedule
• Advocacy and Resource Center speak on SAAM
• Birds of the Rocky Mountain Region at the Brinton
• Congresswoman Hageman Champions Conservation Easement Reform
• Sheridan Man Arraigned on Sexual Abuse of a Minor Charges
• Updating the City Council
• Additional Water Quality Tests To Be Conducted Along The Tongue River
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Sublease at County Airport
• Buffalo Council Awards Contract for Work at Business Park
• BCC Receives Emergency Funding from Johnson County
• Winter roads and seat belts: HP speaks on safety
• Tickets available for Wyoming Sportsperson Conservation Forum
• April’s Home is the Key for HHEB
• Senator Barrasso Applauds President Trump’s Action to Reinvigorate America’s Coal Industry
• CHAPS Caregiver Group
• Sheridan Man Arraigned in District Court for Multiple Charges
• Numbers Show Yellowstone NP Had Second Highest Visitor Numbers In 2024
• Jo Co Commission OK’s Letter on Lease for Federal Agencies
• Buffalo Council OK’s Mayor’s Appointments
• Aviation Lease Agreement Approved by Sheridan Commission
• Sheridan Dance Department to present If Only
• Hub on Smith seizes April to show volunteers their appreciation 
• WG&F tests more that 5200 animals for CWD in 2024
• Gillette to Host Special Olympics Summer Games
• Zoning Ordinance, Special Exemption Resolution, Considered by City Council
• Budget Meetings Set for Buffalo Council
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Vacation of Elm Avenue Right-of-Way
• Buffalo Council Approves Loan Agreement
• Collecting Shed Deer Antlers
• Zoning Ordinance Up for Third and Final Reading
• History: The Pony Express: Part One
• SCSD#2 ANNOUNCES NEW MEADOWLARK ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL
• Hang Up and Drive Program at A-C High School
• Something New for This Year’s Sheridan WYO Rodeo
• Shed antler season has arrived for some parts of the state
• YMCA seeking camp counselors
• WYDOT Releases Results of Customer Satisfaction Survey
• Oliver Jr. the 2025 Spring Youth Musical 
• Bridger Retires After Over 34 Years with Recreation District
• Planting Day at New SCSD#3 Greenhouse
• Chamber Celebrates New Sheridan Hills Subdivision
• YMCA day camps keep things new
• Sheridan Commission OK’s DOH Contract Amendment
• Buffalo Council Passes Water Rate Amendment on Second Read
• U of Wyoming Now a High-Level Research University
• April Sheridan County Snowpack Report
• SJHS to present Shakespeare’s Macbeth
• Governor Gordon Joins Senators Barrasso and Lummis in Hosting 3rd Annual Funding Summit to Assist Wyoming Communities
• Rodeo Tickets Go on Sale Saturday
• Much needed relief returned to families affected by House Draw Fire
• New Dayton Game Warden Gavin Dougherty
• SPD share 2024 Traffic Management statistics
• GPET Funding Applications to be Taken Through April
• Buffalo Council Approves Event Requests
• WYDOT Says Buffalo Main Street Project ‘Ahead of Schedule’
• Access to Some Areas Impacted by Muddy Conditions Throughout the Bighorn National Forest
• Lummis, Grassley Introduce Legislation to Rein In Unaccountable Judges
• CHAPS Fundraisers
• Economic Injury Disaster Loans Available For Small Businesses and Private Nonprofit Organizations
• SCSD#3 Board Discusses Offer on Arvada School
• SCLT Program will be “A Tribute to George Ostrom”
• Spring Weather Presents Challenges to Motorists
• Governor Announces Opening of Property Tax Refund Program Application Period
• Secretary Gray in Support of SAVE Act
• Art on the Loose Artist Reception Thursday at Fulmer Library
• Buffalo Council OKs Amendment to Water Rate Ordinance on First Reading
• Buffalo Council OKs JCAHC Requests for Summer Art Program
• Sheridan Commission Creates Semiquincentennial Committee
• Lunchtime Conversations on Open Spaces
• Ucross To Host Artist Talk and Reception
• Buffalo Wells Project Delayed
• JCHC Chief of Staff Praises New OB Area
• SAGE Gala Soiree Happening Saturday
• Buffalo Council Gets Latest on Main Street Project
• Barrasso: American Energy Dominance is the Source of American Strength
• Hidden Hoot Trail Closed for Calving Season
• SCLT Program Features Preservation Easements
• Dining for a Cause Raises Over $122,000 for The Food Group
• Sheridan Commission to Consider Renewals for Liquor Licenses
• Buffalo’s Pike Addition Approved by Vote of Council
• AHCC Reports Increase in Number of Residents
• Buffalo Council OKs SUP on Split Vote
• History: Martha Jane Canary – Aka Calamity Jane
• Be Mindful When Conducting Controlled Burns
• Fireworks Cause Grass Fire East Of Ranchester
• Sheriff Dominguez Discusses Scams
• Autism Awareness and Acceptance Story Time at Fulmer Library
• DUE WEST PERFORMS IN SHERIDAN APRIL 12
• Major Gift to UW Chemical and Biomedical Engineering Supports Department Head
• Sheridan Man Sentenced Federally for Gun Charge
• Clearmont Historical Group Quilt Show Extended
• Sheridan Memorial Hospital Opens New Pediatric Unit
• Sheridan Women Arraigned in District Court on Drug Distribution Charges
• WYDOT to Host Buffalo Main Street Public Meeting April 3
• UW Sees Enrollment Increase This Spring Semester
• JCHC Board OKs Construction Change Order
• Buffalo Council Approves Purchase for Fire Department
• Road Work On I-90 In Sheridan County Starting Soon
• Deadline to Apply for Heating Bill Help is Approaching
• Sheridan College Presents Wyoming Baroque: Music of 1725
• Pavement Preservation
• Nesvik Confirmation Hearing
• Buffalo Council to Have Regular Meeting April 1
• Jo Co Planner Reports First Major Subdivision in 15 Years
• Sheridan Commission Considers Lease Option American Tower Site
• UW Hosting Celebration of Life for Alan K. Simpson Saturday
• Veterans Village to host annual fundraising Ruck Race
• Game and Fish Regional meeting set for March 31
• Annual Dog Jog 5K to benefit Dog and Cat Shelter
• Congresswoman Hageman Announces Change in Town Hall Meetings
• Buffalo Council Approves Mayor’s Appointments
• Jo Co Commission OKs Culp Minor Subdivision
• Sheridan Commission Tables Decision on Lease Amendment
• Paul Mavrakis retiring after 29 years with Game and Fish
• Museum at the Bighorns well into the the first phase of construction
• The Broadway Musical Theater Intensive registration deadline March 30
• Buffalo Council to Consider Ordinance on Water Usage Fees
• Sheridan Commission Recognizes Employee
• Buffalo Main Street Project Update for Week of March 24
• Big Horn Historical Society Program on the Storm of the Century
• Former U.S. Senator Al Simpson to Lie in State in the Wyoming Capitol Rotunda
• UW Enrollment Increase
• Special Exemption Resolution
• SCLT Explore History will feature Sheridan Inn
• History: Fire Horses
• Clearmont Day Planning Committee Seeks Volunteers
• Catering, Malt Beverage Permits Approved by Jo Co Commissioners
• Rescheduled Buffalo City Council Meeting Tuesday Evening
• Sheridan Commission OKs Public Sign-In Sheet
• WYO to host magical world of “Dragons & Mythical Beasts” 
• Wyoming Stable Token Commission Advances Toward Historic Launch of First-Ever Publicly-Issued Stable Token
• New Collaborations
• Neighborhood Rehab Project to Begin This Summer
• Ignite Conference tailored for Sheridan small businesses 
• Registration for UW Extension’s 2025 Ranch Camp Program Open through April 4
• Governor Allows Voter Residency Bill to Become Law
• Wyoming Energy Authority Opens Request for Proposals for Coal Study
• Northeast Transmission Main Project Slated for Summer
• Promoting Downtown
• Christensen Named Principal of the Year
• Sheridan Season Setting: Monday at 4 p.m.
• SCLT seeking volunteers to prepare Big Goose Natural Area for public
• SCWP Supervisor on invasive grasses: “It’s everyone’s problem” 
• JCSD1 Enrollment Increases in February
• Sheridan Commission Approves Depositories for Public Funds
• Jo Co Commission Approves VOA Alternative Treatment Contract
• Sheridan/Johnson County Unemployment Numbers Increase In January 2025
• SPD shares broad goals for policing
• Middle ground: CVC comments on most recent Action Forum
• Big Horn Historical Society Program to Feature Blizzard of ’49
• UW Extension Launches New Rancher’$ E.D.G.E. Program
• JCHC Board OKs Credentialing for February
• JCSD1 to Implement New Smart Device Policy
• Jo Co Commission Approves Contract for Kaycee Library Project
• Lummis Re-Directs Biden-Era EV Fund to Support Critical Wyoming Infrastructure
• Department of Health Launches Videos to Promote Health and Wellness
• Clearmont Council Discusses Several Topics
• Rules and Procedures for Collective Bargaining
• Barrasso Visits Wyoming Troops in Middle East
• VA Phone Outage
• Buffalo Council Postpones Meeting Due to Weather Issues
• Gatchell’s History Conference Coming in April
• Jo Co Commission Makes Appointments to Lake DeSmet Board
• Compete for a Cause Talent Show April 5
• Wyoming Women’s Antelope Hunt Scholarship Application Closes Thursday
• DSA Director Provides Update to City Council
• UW taking steps regarding U.S. Department of Education investigation
• Spring at the Brinton Museum
• Geographic Center of the Nation is 200 Miles from Sheridan
• Wyoming Rehab works to keep you moving
• WY Governor Gordon Signs Bills Regarding School Finance, Harmful Website Age Verification; Vetoes Health Care Definition Bill
• JCSD1 Board Approves Policy Changes
• Lynn’s Super Foods Seeks Resolution to Water Leak Problem
• Residents Discuss Cook Road Issues with Commissioners
• President Trump Appoints Cyrus Western to Serve as EPA Region 8 administrator
• Zoning Ordinance Considered on Second Reading
• JCSD1 Board Approves Employment Report for March
• CCDC, Creekside to Present Into the Woods, Jr. This Weekend
• Sheridan Commission to Consider Public Comment Sign-up Sheet
• Officials At Devils Tower National Monument Clarify Change In Hours
• Linda Pease Reception at the Brinton Museum
• Yellowstone Part 3, Automobiles Come into the Park.
• Zoning Ordinance and Construction Projects on Council’s Agenda
• Arvada-Clearmont School Spring Sing-Along
• Governor Gordon Orders Flags Lowered to Half-Staff in Honor and Memory of Al Simpson
• CVC reports on initiatives supporting Sheridan middle schoolers
• City M1 M2 zoning readings
• Application Cycle for HHEB now open
• Barrasso, Lummis Vote to Stop Fentanyl Trafficking Across Borders
• Collective Bargaining Rules and Procedures
• SCSD#1 Board of Trustees Hears Presentation on BHMS
• Former SHS Assistant Principal Sentenced to Prison for Sexual Assault
• Deer with lid on neck successfully immobilized in Sheridan
• The SFR are here to assist residents with alarms, at any time
• Good time to prepare for waking bears
• Sheridan Commission Ratifies Powder River Energy License Agreement
• Jo Co Commission Tables Decision on Cattle Guard Liquor License
• JCSD1 Superintendent Discusses Legislative Session
• Season setting meetings to begin March 24
• SCHLT gives update on Weston Village development 
• Lunchtime Conversations will cover plants and pollinators
• JCSD1 Board Renews Administration Contracts
• Buffalo Council OKs Variance for Burning in City
• Sheridan Commission Tables Decision on Penrose County Road
• Lunar Eclipse To Occur Overnight Thursday/Friday, March 13-14, 2025
• Conservation District Hosting Annual Watershed Meetings
• Krinkee Park Update
• WDE Seeks Community Partners for Afterschool and Summer Learning
• The Brinton Museum celebrates Membership Month 
• “Flourish” exhibition at SAGE Community Arts
• SCLT Explore History Features the Historic Bozeman Trail
• Rogers Appointed to Buffalo Trails Board
• JCHC Completes 2024 Critical Access Hospital Review
• JCSD1 Board Adopts Smart Device Pilot Recommendation
• Chamber Welcomes Zero-Zero-Two Pickleball
• WYO Rodeo Ticket Sales Launch Set for April 5
• WYDOT Reminds Citizens to Apply for Forage Permits
• Senator Barrasso: ‘Senate Republican Agenda is Fast, Forceful, and Effective’
• Jo Co Commission Amends 2024-25 County Budget
• Sheridan Commission Recognizes Two County Employees
• Buffalo Council Approves Contract Amendment for Wells Project
• Prescribed burn planned for Yellowtail Wildlife Management Area
• 2025 Sheridan Chamber Community Guide & Member Directory is available
• Gnome Around Downtown a successful venture
• SOS Releases Results of Weston County Clerk Investigation
• G&F to Offer AIS Inspector Training Sessions
• Buffalo Main Street Project Update
• Brinton Museum Welcomes Danielle Arnoux as Development Associate.
• Brinton Reception for Women in Wyoming Exhibit
• Precipitation From 2023 Contributed To 2024 Wildfire Season In North-Central Wyoming
• Jo Co Commission Approves Chesterman as Deputy Coroner
• Buffalo Council Passes Rabies Ordinance on Third Read
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Airport Lease Agreement
• History: Yellowstone National Park Part 2
• Community Cleanup
• Whooping Cough Continues to Spread in Wyoming
• Legislative Session Concludes
• SCSO: Livestock Patrol time well spent
• Dan Miller’s Cowboy Music Revue at the WYO
• Action Forum for Study Circles on Middle Schoolers Announces Initiatives
• March is Membership Month at the Brinton Museum
• WYDOT Snowplow Hit Southwest of Wright
• Jazz at Sheridan College
• Time Change is a Good Time to Check Your Smoke Alarms
• Community Quilt Display Saturday in Buffalo
• Sheridan Commission OKs Letter of Support for Feasibility Study
• Senator Biteman: Work Not Done Yet for This Session
• WYO Play Middle School Drama Club is traveling through time for the sake of the sandwich
• Game and Fish seeks applicants for new commercial fishing guide advisory board
• YMCA: already thinking about summer camp
• Work-Based Learning Addressed at SCSD#3 Board Meeting
• March is National Quilting Month
• Museum at the Bighorns Quilt on Display
• City Council Considers Resolution for Co-Sponsorship of Water Study
• Beach Appointed to Jo Co Lodging Tax Board
• BPD Chief Reports ‘Calmer Month’ in February
• Sheridan Commission Accepts Warranty Deed for Purchase of Real Estate
• Governor Gordon Signs Property Tax Relief, School Choice Bills
• Sheridan Woman Arraigned in District Court on Multiple Felony Charges
• Dining for a Cause exceeds all expectations
• Keystone Award recipients announced
• Chamber Welcomes Java Moon Station
• Stifel Employees Donate to We the People
• Dining for a Cause for Food Group a Great Success
• Partnership promotes safety with bear spray giveaways and training
• Kalif Shrine: St. Paddy’s Day celebration to provide kids with a good Christmas
• Kaycee Museum to Offer Trails and Tribulations March 16
• Buffalo Council Sets One-Percent Allocation 25% Less than 2024
• Scott Named to Historic Preservation Commission
• Governor Commends Senate President Biteman for Expanding Educational Opportunities for Pre-K-12 Students
• SHS clarinetist to be featured soloist during upcoming Brass Ensemble & Symphony Band of Sheridan College performance
• Barrasso, Hassan Introduce Bipartisan Local Radio Freedom Act
• Free Parkinson’s Educational Opportunities Available Through UW-Led Program
• SCSD#2 Farm to School
• SCSD#2 Trustees Recognize Schiffer School
• Governor Mark Gordon Vetoes First 4 Bills From 2025 WY Legislative Session
• Election Integrity Agenda
• WYDOT to Begin Repair of Retaining Wall on US 16 West of Buffalo
• Zoning Ordinance Considered on First Reading
• Johnson County Seeks Input for 2025 Land Use Plan Update
• JCHC Clinic Installs Patient Point Screens
• Hearing Held on Proposals for Sheridan Airport Lot Leases
• Sheridan AAUW celebrates local women in the arts
• Help at Home: here when you need them
• Clearmont Women’s Club to hold Annual Quilting Bee
• Largest Dining for a Cause to take place March 4
• SCLT to Feature The Historic Bozeman Trail
• Do you recognize any of these people?
• Chamber Welcomes Sheridan Psychiatry LLC
• Sheridan Commission to Consider Lease at Airport
• Longmire Days 2025 Dates Announced
• Buffalo Main Street Project Gets Underway Monday
• Council to Consider Zoning Ordinance on First Reading
• Protect Wyoming’s Public Lands From Illegal Dumping
• History: Yellowstone NP Established March 1, 1872
• Wyoming Congressional Delegation Introduces Legislation to Honor Representative Barbara Cubin
• Black Mountain Nordic Cutler Hill Chili Feed: March 8
• Social Media sales scam becoming popular in Sheridan Region
• Facing the Fire: Preparing, Responding, and Recovering Fire Resiliency Workshop, March 7
• Ucross Welcomes Spring 2025 Fellows
• Celebrating Women in the West
• Call for Vendors
• Residents can be a part of the biggest Dining for a Cause in its history which will benefit hungry children
• Representative Connolly Reports Compromise on SF0069
• JCHC CEO Gives Hospital Board Construction Update
• Sheridan Commission OK’s NOI for Vacations in Downer Addition
• Sheridan High School to present Legally Blonde JR.
• 26th Annual Chamber Awards of Excellent
• Governor Issues Statement on Senate’s Decision to Not Pass a Supplemental Budget
• Yellowstone NP Closing Winter Roads To Prepare For 2025 Summer Traveling Season
• Dixie Johnson Honored at Chamber Awards
• BIA Found Liable For Former Officer’s Actions Regarding Sexual Assault While On Duty
• Lummis Delivers Remarks in Support of President Trump’s Energy Dominance Agenda
• Energy Matching Funds Review Committee Recommends Eight Projects
• Trees for Trash and Community Cleanup Set for Early May
• Representative Connolly Backs SF153
• WYDOT to Host Meeting on Buffalo Main Street Project Thursday
• Sheridan Commission Accepts Wildfire Defense Grant
• Friends of the Library seeking new dedicated members
• Middle-schoolers to present one-act play: ‘How to Make a Sandwich in 20 Easy Steps When All You Have is a Time Machine’
• SCSD#3 Listening Session Held Saturday
• Thermopolis hunter wins Super Tag Trifecta
• NWCCD and SCSD #2 Boards Hold Joint Meeting
• Buffalo Resident Asks Council for Dog Park
• Public Health Grant Accepted by Sheridan County Commission
• Representative Connolly Concerned With Senate File 69
• Senator Lummis Introduces the ‘No Land for Communist China Act’
• Zoning Updates
• A Wait and See Approach
• Trailblazing Women of Country to honor greats
• New Year’s Gala raises over $24K for Dog and Cat Shelter
• Proceeds from the 19th Annual Fly Fishing Film Tour will go to help preserve fishing for next generation
• Fifth Annual Ice Fishing Derby held on Saturday
• Choosing To Serve Our Country After Graduation
• Big Change In Sheridan County Temperature Raising Flood Concerns
• Parking Prohibited
• Consent Agenda Question
• Biteman on Freedom Scholarship, Whats Coming This Week
• JCSD1 Committee Recommends Corbin For Meadowlark Principal
• G&F Opens Public Comment on Proposed Regulations
• Connolly Reviews Previous Week in House
• Museum team looking forward to construction
• Report shows invasive plant species could cost Wyoming hundreds of millions of dollars per year in economic damage
• Dinner and a Show at Whitney Center for the Arts will feature Edie Carey and Sarah Sample
• WY Governor Mark Gordon To Sign The First Bills Of The 2025 Legislative Session Into Law
• Buffalo Council Passes Animal Ordinance on Second Read
• Biteman Gives Latest on Property Tax Exemption Bill
• Sheridan Commission OKs Access for Water Quality Monitoring
• Ucross Holds Reception for New Exhibit
• The Brinton Museum Features Art of Linda Pease
• History: The Monarch Band
• Parking Lot Improvements
• WYWF Now Accepting Scholarship Applications for 2025 Wyoming Women’s Antelope Hunt
• UW Awards Top Scholarship to 100 Wyoming Students
• Sheridan’s Civic Theater Guild will conclude its 2024-2025 season with “Harvey.” 
• Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce 26th Annual Awards of Excellence: Feb. 26
• Sheridan County Engineer pleased with Ranchester bridge results
• The Brinton All-School Art Show to Close this Weekend.
• Loan Increase Request
• Sheridan Fire-Rescue Responds to Structure Fires
• Jo Co Commission Makes Board Appointments
• City of Buffalo Gets Funding for Needed Projects
• Sheridan Jackalope Jump Set for Late March
• Sheridan Commission OKs Letter of Support for Gulch Road Water Line
• Misery prepares for final weekend
• Rancher’s Night Out may become regular event throughout Sheridan County
• WG&F alerting public to available funding for sage grouse
• McCalla Pleads No Contest to Involuntary Manslaughter
• UW and Wyoming SBDC Network to Host A.I. Webinar
• The Working Lands Collaborative workshop registration deadline fast approaching
• Biteman Discusses Positive Changes in Senate
• Jo Co Commission OKs Forming Semiquincentennial Committee
• WYDOT to Host Buffalo Project Meeting Next Week
• SPD Captain speaks on 2024 Mental Health Calls
• Jentel Presents: Feb 25
• Sun Dogs, A Colorful Weather Phenomena
• Community Listening Session Planned at SCSD#3
• WY Property Tax Reduction Bill Could Mean Revenue Loss For Community Colleges
• Early Release at SCSD#2 Schools
• Sheridan Man Receives Split-Sentence for Meth Delivery
• Wyoming Downs Rezone Approved
• California anglers fined for exceeding game fish limit
• Buffalo Council Continues Decision on One Percent Allocation
• Sheridan Commission Supports Mosquito Management Program
• Jo Co Commission Sets 2025 One Percent Allocation Amount
• Clearmont Council Discusses Property Taxes, Well #3
• The Sheridan AARP reports big win for 2025 Souper Bowl
• Job Numbers And Payroll Increase In Sheridan And Johnson Counties During Third Quarter 2024
• Level Two Study
• House Passes Secretary Gray’s Entire Election Integrity Agenda
• JCSD1 Board OKs Member to Attend Out-of-State Conference
• Connolly on Crossover, Property Tax Bills
• Biteman Discusses Anti-ESG, Education Legislation
• SMH gives update on Behavioral Health goals
• Spots still available for Sheridan Rec District ski trips 
• CWD found in new hunt area: Pinedale Region
• Fifth Annual Quilt Show to Honor Clearmont Quilter
• Human Bird Flu Case Confirmed In SE Wyoming
• Sheridan Commission to Consider Proposals for Airport Business Park Lease
• Connolly: House to Debate Senate’s Property Tax Bill
• Biteman Proud of Senate’s Property Tax Bill
• Clear Creek Rec District Holds Valentine Dance
• History: Town of Dayton
• Rezone Ordinance and Grant Application on Council’s Agenda
• Former Game and Fish Director nominated to lead U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
• Wyoming FFA State Officers Celebrate National and Wyoming Career and Technical Education Month with State Leaders
• Save the Date: Ignite Conference May 20
• Safe Sitter class at the YMCA
• Upcoming 2025 Workshop To Address Fire Preparedness And Recovery
• Sheridan College seeking judges for national Ag competition
• The Lover’s Holiday: Valentine’s Day History and Lore
• JCHC Board Approves Credentialing Requests
• Connolly on Omnibus Water, Other Bills in House
• Senate President Bo Biteman Discusses This Year’s Senate
• Chamber Welcomes Pippsino
• UW Ascends to Highest Level of Research Universities
• City cleaning up an old mess at Sheridan Landfill
• Open houses offer opportunity for conversations with biologists and wardens
• SCLT Explore History Features Mike Kuzara
• WYDOT: fifth graders name local snowplows
• Sheridan College’s Tayler Coleman Receives Statewide Recognition
• JCSD1 Board Approves Employment Report for January
• Connolly on Crossover, Property Tax Bills
• BPD Chief Reports on Kidnapping Incident
• Food Group Executive Director Announcement
• Increase in Funding
• Enrollment period is open Access Yes Program
• Horror takes the stage at the WYO
• New year, renewed faith and help with school funding
• Clearmont Council Discusses Water Well #3
• Wyoming State Historical Society Seeking Awards Nominations
• Barrasso: Wyoming Should Be in Charge of Grizzly Bear Management, Not Washington
• Sheridan County Law Enforcement Chase Male Driver Suspected Of Having A Controlled Substance
• Whooping Cough Outbreak Identified in Sheridan County
• Application Deadline for Buffalo-Johnson County One Percent Funds February 28
• JCSD1 Has Candidates for New Meadowlark Principal
• Hageman: DOGE Not a Rogue Organization
• The Wyoming Community Foundation has a new representative in Sheridan County
• WHP: cold temps play havoc with batteries
• The YMCA Youth Swim Lessons 
• Wyoming Challenging New York’s Climate Superfund Act
• Lummis Delivers Remarks on DOGE, USAID, and Wasteful Government Spending
• Connolly Talks Gun-Free Zone Bill
• Buffalo Council OKs Ice Rink Lease Agreement
• Hageman Discusses Department of Governmental Efficiency
• Sheridan WYO Winter Rodeo Open Division
• WYO Winter Rodeo Snow Boarders and Youth
• Chamber will celebrate great works in the community with the Annual Awards of Excellence
• The DSA is inviting shoppers to begin the hunt for gnomes
• Get ahead and register for Spring Soccer at the Y
• Jo Co Historical Society Program Monday Night in Buffalo
• Buffalo Crews Performing Snow Removal During Recent Storms
• Kinskey Honored at Jo Co Commission Meeting
• Valentine Day Dance to be held in Clearmont
• Tagging Trout for the Ice-Fishing Derby
• History: The Town of Ranchester
• Applying for Funds
• AARP Wyoming to Host Virtual Town Hall on Caregiver Tax Credit
• Barrasso Bill Addresses Rural Funding for Hospitals
• Texas Man Changes Plea in District Court
• Being aware is the first step to preventing teen dating violence
• Family Game Night at the YMCA
• UW-led study traces Indigenous population shifts in North America before Europeans
• City Council Considers Final Acceptance of Public Infrastructure for Subdivision in South Sheridan
• Buffalo Council Adopts Five-Year CIP
• Sheridan Commission Ratifies Agreement for Gable House Survey Grant
• Hageman Discusses First Weeks of Trump Administration
• Game and Fish conducts annual mule deer surveys
• The 2nd Annual WYO Benefit Ball 
• Governor Gordon Praises Department of Interior Secretarial Order that Unleashes American Energy
• YMCA climbing walls offer a new activity for families
• Clearmont Community Members Speak at SCSD#3 Board Meeting
• Planning for the Future
• Worland Man Killed In Rollover Crash In Bighorn Mountains
• Jo Co Commission Renews All But One County Liquor License
• Buffalo Council Passes Ordinance Amendment on Rabid Animals
• Sheridan Commission OKs NOI for Rules on Self-Fueling at Airport
• Commission Chair looking forward to working with new Powder River District Ranger
• Captain speaks on Use of Force in 2024
• Damn Tall Buildings and Two Tracks take the WYO Theater stage Feb. 8 
• First Manual Snowpack Numbers Of 2024-25 Winter Season At Above Average
• JCSD1 Clinic Director Reports Patient Increase From ‘23 to ‘24
• Connolly Discusses HB199, Wyoming Freedom Scholarship Act
• Sheridan Commission Appoints Jacobsen to Library Board
• Motion to Dismiss Denied
• Chamber Welcomes Good Health Market
• Exhibition at UW Features Historical Photos of Crow Tribe
• Admissibility of Evidence
• Wyoming Downs Rezone Approved on Second Reading
• Most Bills And Files Get Past Introductory Stage During 2025 WY Legislative Session
• Day Break gives caregivers a highly valued commodity 
• Time for the annual Game and Fish stamp art contest – “the small but mighty American pika”
• The 8th annual Love Shouldn’t Hurt, the Advocacy & Resource Center’s largest fundraiser Feb. 14 
• Election Integrity Agenda Advances in the House
• SCSD#2 Board Honors Wade Kinsey, Shane Rader
• Drivers urged to exercise caution, watch for wildlife on roadways
• BLM seeks initial input for September 2025 oil and gas lease sale in Wyoming
• New JCHC Chief of Staff Gives First Report
• Connolly on Abortion Bills Moving Through Legislature
• BPD’s ‘Operation Blue Santa’ a Success Again in 2024
• Rotary Club 5th Annual Ice Fishing Derby Announced
• Ucross Art Gallery Announces New Exhibition Featuring Native American Fellows
• Chamber Welcomes Compete for a Cause
• SCSD#1 and SCSD#2 on Two Hour Weather Delay
• Sheridan Commission to Work Light Agenda Tuesday
• JCHC Continues Search for ‘Hospitalist’
• JCSD1 Releases Results of Survey on Gun Legislation
• Will Mr. Groundhog See His Shadow?
• History: A Little History of Story, Wyoming
• Motion to Dismiss Hearing Concludes
• Detention Center retains staff in 2024 as Sheridan College gains law enforcement for 2025
• The Hub on Smith Invites Community to Day Break Open House
• Lame Deer, MT Woman Admits To Injuring 2 In Rollover Vehicle Crash
• SCLT Explore History: Off the Hook – Early Telephone Systems in Wyoming
• Clearmont Historical Center Improves Basement Space
• Wyoming FFA announces winners of 2025 Wool Judging Competition
• Motion to Dismiss Hearing Held for Sheridan Man Charged with Involuntary Manslaughter
• Johnson County, DCI Enter Into MOU
• Amie Holt Preparing for New DON
• Jo Co Commissioner Drafts Letter to Restore Fire Funding
• SCLT to utilize their new property to the benefit of landowners and community
• Senior cats are often overlooked
• All-Schools 5th Grade Student Art Show at The Brinton Museum – Feb. 8
• All-Schools 5thGrade Student Art Show at The Brinton Museum
• Governor Gordon Delivers Keynote Address at Travel and Tourism Gala
• Strategic Planning/Communication Coordinator Position Discussed at Council Study Session
• MRG Grant Application
• Connolly Discusses Funding for Vets Home, Kaycee School Projects
• BPD Chief Gives End-of-Year Report
• Jo Co Commission OKs Letter for House Draw Fire Funding
• School Funding and School Choice were Discussed at the Legislative Roundtable.
• Sheridan County Unemployment Numbers Increase In December 2024; Johnson County Unchanged
• Black Mountain Nordic to give free lessons and reschedules Moonlight Ski
• AARP Souper Bowl is kicking-off to help fill food banks
• SCLT works to improve and conserve the land residents love
• City Continues Work on M1 Zoning Issues
• Gun Free Zones, Teacher Certification, Two Topics at SCSD#2 Legislative Roundtable
• Wyoming High School Graduation Rates Increase Slightly During 2023-2024 School Year
• High School Juniors and Seniors Encouraged to Apply to Attend National Science Youth Camp
• Sheridan County Ratifies MOU with WYDOT for Signage
• Buffalo Council OKs Mayor’s Appointment
• Flight Times to Change between Sheridan and Denver
• Sheridan Fire Rescue Long Range Master Plan
• The Art of Linda Pease at the Brinton Museum
• Cell Phones, Leave, and Salaries Discussed at Teacher Roundtable
• Distracted driving claims thousands of lives a year
• Shelter talks on the Senior Dog Project
• Game and Fish warn of Super Tag deadline
• WY Governor Gordon Discusses Wildfire Restoration And Recovery Plans In Sheridan And Gillette
• UW Accepts Student Applications for Leadership Academy
• G&F Urges Caution While Ice Fishing
• Sheridan Commission OKs Vacation of Property in Downer Addition
• Buffalo Fire Chief Gives End-of-Year Report to Council
• Representative Connolly on What She Expects This Week in Legislature
• Bruner publishes book exploring who the soldiers of Bomber Mountain were in life
• Museum at the Bighorns moves the post forward
• WYO welcomes Seraph Brass in Concert back to Sheridan
• Sheridan Commission Names Representative, Alternate to Fire Board
• Buffalo City Works Director Updates Projects, Work Crews
• Representative Connolly on HB80 Compromise
• History: Some Historic Blizzards
• 2025 begins Co-Leadership at The Museum at the Bighorns
• Lummis, Barrasso Team Up with Wyoming High School to Introduce a U.S. Resolution Honoring the First Female Governor 
• 2025 begins Co-Leadership at The Museum at the Bighorns
• District Court News
• Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce Announces Teresa Detimore as CEO
• Chamber Celebrates New Location for American Pacific Mortgage
• Sheriff thanks plow operators and asks drivers to take it slow
• UW’s Dale part of new postage stamp design that depicts spiral galaxy
• SCSD#2 Public Forum
• The Brinton Museum Opens with a Celebration of Women in the West
• WYDOT Construction Plans For Sheridan/Johnson Counties In 2025
• Buffalo Council Passes Zoning Amendment on Third Reading
• Semiquincentennial Committee Resolution Fails Commission Vote
• Representative Connolly Discusses Legislature’s First Week
• Sheridan College to Host Annual Rodeo Banquet
• Council Approves Restaurant Liquor License
• The mission of the SC Library System
• UW Music Department launches program in Music Industry Studies
• Jentel Presents at the Sheridan County Fulmer Library
• Schools on Two Hour Delay Due to Weather
• Utility Easement Vacation
• Gov. Gordon to host Community Forums in Gillette and Sheridan to discuss Wildfire Restoration and Recovery Program
• Six Wyoming educators honored with Presidential Award for Excellence 
• Big game applications open for 2025-26 hunting season
• Bill Filed to Address Housing Shortage in Wyoming
• Govenor Gordon to Hold Forum
• BHNF Gets New Powder River District Ranger
• Buffalo Council Grants Liquor License to Cenex Zip Trip
• Sheridan Commission OK’s NOI for New County Road
• Chamber Welcomes Life’s A Dance, LLC
• SCSD#1 Board of Trustees Met Tuesday
• Secretary Gray Applauds House Passage of Proof of
• Up to Code
• Wyoming Downs Rezone Approved on First Reading
• Gatchell Announces Release Date for Bomber Mountain Book
• Buffalo Council Passes Budget Amendment
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Contract for GIS Services
• First Federal Bank & Trust Security Manager and Chief Risk Officer advices public on scams
• WYO Winter Rodeo continues at the Trail End State Historic Site
• WESTI Ag day will focus on alfalfa production
• We The People Raising Funds to go to Washington
• Clearmont Town Council Met Monday
• Barrasso, Lummis, Provide Statements on Senate Passage of the Lake Riley Act
• Planning Grant Application Approved
• Buffalo Building Inspector Reports on Funding for Affordable Housing Project
• Sheridan Commission Ratifies Bond for Airport Manager
• JCSD1 Survey Seeks Opinions on Gun Legislation
• SMH care when time is a factor
• Boundaries help prevent teen dating violence
• CHAPS receives generous donations from local foundations
• Stolen Identity
• Wyoming Challenging EPA Rule Regarding Waste Emissions Charge
• Buffalo Council OK’s Mayor’s Appointment, Does Housekeeping
• JCSD1 Board Approves Capitalization Policy Change
• Sheridan Commission to Consider Semiquincentennial Committee
• Northeast Regional Junior Science Fair 2025
• Wyoming Downs Rezone and RAISE Grant Application on Council’s Agenda
• History: Famous Outlaw Pardoned This Month in 1896
• Sheridan Man Changes Plea on Drug Charge
• Wyoming Music Educators Association celebrates WYO with Give-A-Note Award
• Sheridan Chamber of Commerce Lunchtime Conversations on Open Spaces is back
• UW and Wyoming SBDC Network to Host Artificial Intelligence Webinar Jan. 22
• Governor Gordon Highlights State’s Education System During State of the State Address
• DSA seeks feedback for strategic planning session
• Alleged Meth Dealer Arraigned in District Court
• Greetings from PK Lane Art Show
• JCSD1 Enrollment Drops from December to January
• Sheridan Commission Appoints Viewer for Vacation in Downer Addition
• Buffalo Police Chief Reports Unusual Event
• Commissioners watching for property tax bills
• CVC wants to make a difficult in the lives of youth a little easier
• Game and Fish helicopters will be working in Sheridan region
• What Remains of Monarch Talk on Tuesday
• Wyoming Downs Rezone
• Sheridan Commission Denies Vacation in Downer Addition
• Sheridan College CDL Simulator to be Housed at BHS
• Jo Co Commission Consents to Irrigation Change on Sand Creek Ditch
• WG&F alerting public of upcoming Hunter Education Courses
• Uprising Ball of the Wild Seas
• Governor Gordon Delivers State of the State Address During Joint Session of the Legislature
• SPD leadership speak on use of force
• Northeast Transmission Main Project
• RAISE Grant Application
• Norovirus Cases on the Rise
• Buffalo Council Passes Code Ordinance on Second Read
• Ucross to Receive $40,000 Award From NEA
• JCSD1 Board Approves Employment for January
• Jo Co Commission Moves Second January Meeting Date
• SC Chamber posts good numbers for 2024
• Technology: the good, the bad and the unwanted
• Sheridan County Conservation District To Provide Cost Share For Spring/Summer 2025 Improvement Projects
• Several Recognized at SCSD#2 Board of Trustees Meeting
• Game and Fish: Fishing challenges continue to be popular among anglers
• My Hometown: 10th Annual Photography Show opens Jan. 21
• Josh and Julia Henderson Violin and Cello Concert at the Whitney Center
• Chamber Welcomes Bristol Exchange
• Hageman Will Return to Natural Resources and Judiciary
• Wyoming Legislative Website Provides Up-to-Date Information on 2025 General Session
• Barrasso Discusses Republican Agenda on ‘Face the Nation’
• Arvada-Clearmont School’s First Self-Defense Class
• Jo Co Commission OKs Board Appointments
• Buffalo Council Adopts Capital Improvements Plan
• Sheridan Commission Accepts Financial and Compliance Report
• WY Superintendent Of Public Instruction Puts Together Agenda For Wyoming Legislators
• An ‘Evening of Precious Memories of Johnson County’ Monday in Buffalo
• Buffalo Council Designates Depositories, Renews Insurance
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Airport Sublease Agreement
• Small Acreage Management Topic of Chamber’s Next Lunchtime Conversations About Open Spaces Series
• History: Burning Coal Seams
• Barrasso Bill Finishes Border Wall with COVID Funds
• Governor Gordon joins Republican Governors for Productive Meeting with President Trump
• Wyoming Game and Fish Hunter Surveys now online 
• City to update concrete work and utilities in one of Sheridan’s oldest neighborhoods
• Uprising’s Blue Jean Bingo Night 
• TA Ranch 2025 Fire and Ice Festival
• Cryptocurrency Scam Suspect Arraigned in District Court
• WDE Seeks Partners to Serve Meals to Wyoming Children This Summer
• Jo Co Commission Accepts Bid for Airport Grazing Lease
• JCHC Construction Projects Closer to Being Finished
• Buffalo Council OKs Ask for Project Bid Exception
• Sheridan Firefighters Put Out Mobile Home Fire On 11th Street
• The Aluminum Show comes to the WYO Theater
• Sheridan cleaning up landfill cells from the past
• Game and Fish seeking educators for next generation of hunters
• A/C School Board Discussed Several Topics
• Sheridan Area Experiences Warmest Year On Record In 2024
• Un-Decorating Day at Trail End
• Wyoming Legislature to Convene 2025 General Session Tuesday
• Secretary Gray Calls on Wyoming Legislature to Protect Second Amendment Rights by Repealing Gun Free Zones
• Barrasso: ‘Time to Restore America’s Security and Strength’
• Jo Co Commission OK’s Board, Liaison Appointments
• Sheridan Commission Backs Broadband Funding Application
• Buffalo Council, Senator Crago Discuss Upcoming Session
• SC Travel and Tourism WYO Winter Rodeo
• WYO PLAY Future Filmmakers application deadline
• Game and Fish reveal new wildlife conservation license plate for 2025
• Hageman Introduces Legislation to Block BLM RMPs
• Board Appointments
• Avoid Pushing Snow Onto State Highways
• JCHC Board Gets Clinic Update
• Buffalo Council Welcomes New Members, Makes Appointments
• Jo Co Commission Re-appoints Novotny as Chairman
• Next Conversations with Superintendent Stults
• Barrasso, Lummis Introduce Bill to Protect Iconic Devils Tower Name
• Compete for a Cause is looking for talent to help Scheeler family
• Uprising and teens unite to give presentation on recognizing online exploitation
• Hub on Smith thanks the community for generosity
• Sheridan College holds Walk-in Wednesday Registration events in Sheridan and Buffalo
• Welcoming the New Councilors
• Buffalo Council to Swear New Members at Tuesday Meeting
• Sheridan Commission Ratifies Easement, License Agreements
• CTG auditioning for The Vagina Monologues
• Connolly Speaks to Buffalo Council Before Legislative Session
• Game and Fish inspects more than 78,000 watercraft for AIS in 2024
• WYDOT Snowplow Hit Southwest Of Dayton
• Ask The Governor Your Questions During AARP TeleTown Hall
• SCLT Discovery Session: Coal Seam Fire Hike
• SCLT Explore History: What Remains of Monarch?
• Sheridan Commission to Elect Chair, Make Assignments at Tuesday Meeting
• Buffalo Council Accepts Additional Funding for City Projects
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Funding for Artwork at Brooks St. Greenspace
• USDA Rural Development Wyoming Grant Announced
• History: Governor Kendrick’s Inauguration
• New Year, New Council
• Secretary of State Certifies Initiative to Provide Property Tax Limits in Wyoming for 2026 General Election Ballot
• Barrasso Sworn in as Senate Majority Whip for 119th Congress
• District Court News
• YMCA offers new morning class for body, mind and spirit
• Uprising and Wyoming’s Internet Crimes Against Children to host exploitation presentation
• First Sheridan Recreation District Ski trip: Jan. 20 
• Greetings From PK Lane Art Exhibit
• Smaller Town Hospitals Having Trouble Maintaining Labor And Delivery Services
• UW Music Department Launches Program in Music Industry Studies
• Sheridan County YMCA ED: slow and steady keeps resolutions
• 2025 Classic Western Film Series films announced
• Buffalo Council Continues Decision on PUD
• Sheridan Commission OK’s NOI to Vacate Property
• UW Extension to Offer Post-Fire Rangeland Recovery Program
• Game and Fish to offer training for new hunter education instructors
• Lake Desmet Polar Plunge 2025
• Lake DeSmet Polar Plunge of 2025
• Finance Committee Reappointment Discussed by City Council
• High-Tech Business Park Phase Two
• Leap Into Leadership Conference Registration Now Open
• Applications for Game and Fish camps open Jan. 1
• K-16 Career/Educational Pathways Project: a developing road to success
• VOA youth services available in Sheridan and Johnson Counties
• Buffalo Council Approves Special Use Permit
• JOCO First, County Discuss Employee, Board Member Issues
• Sheridan Commission OK’s MOU for Use of Opioid Settlement Funds
• Firefighters Put Out Garage Fire Southwest Of Sheridan
• SOS Gray Applauds Court Ruling to Block CTA
• Leveraging Funds
• Wyoming Education Savings Account Family Application Goes Live January 1
• Circus-Themed New Year’s Eve Party to Benefit Sheridan’s Dog and Cat Shelter
• Top Stories from SCSD#3 2024
• Buffalo Building Inspector Gives Updates on New Buildings
• Sheridan County Awards Contract for Fuel Mitigation Project
• Whitney Executive Director speaks on K-16 Career/Educational Pathways Project
• CWD found in new Wyoming hunt area
• New Year’s Fireworks Reminder
• Sheridan/Johnson County Unemployment Numbers Increase From October To November 2024
• Top Stories from SCSD#2
• Wyoming To Sell State Land That Will Join Grand Teton National Park
• Contract for City Employee Use of Buffalo Athletic Club Not Renewed
• Sheridan Commission Approves Discharge of Uncollectable Debts
• Jo Co Commission Amends 2024-25 Budget to Accept Opioid Funds
• First Day Hike Fort Phil Kearny
• Top Stories SCSD#1 2024
• First Day Hike at Trail End
• History: Chinook Winds
• Safety Officials Warn Of Avalanche Risk In Bighorn Mountains
• Year-in-Review: Final Quarter of 2024
• WYDOT Snowplow Undamaged After Being Hit By Pickup Truck On US Highway 16 Near Ten Sleep
• WYDOT seeking input on Bighorn Y intersection alternatives
• Public invited to discuss the North Fork of the Shoshone River fishery and proposed regulation changes Jan. 8
• Sheridan County Accepts 2025 CMAQ Agreement
• Lodge Grass, MT Man Sentenced For Sex Crimes
• Year-in-Review: Third Quarter
• Fetterman Fight Anniversary Talk and Tour
• Year in Review: Standoff
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Lot Size Variance
• Christmas with the Chief
• Recycle Natural Christmas Trees
• Sheridan Orthopedic Associates Joins Sheridan Memorial Hospital
• CHAPS Equine Assisted Services Reports Record Numbers For 2024
• Year in Review- Second Quarter
• School Students Try To Put The Happy Into Happy Holidays
• Year in Review: Property Tax and Proposition A
• The Many Faces of Santa Claus
• Sheridan County Accepts Homeland Security Grant Agreement
• Year in Review- First Quarter
• Year in Review: Sergeant Nevada Krinkee
• Sheridan Commission Makes Appointments
• WY Governor Gordon and US Senator Barrasso Respond To US BLM’s Rejection Regarding Rock Springs Field Office Resource Management Plan
• Science Fair Call for Judges
• Christmas with the Kendricks
• Mayor Bridger’s Christmas Message
• FIrefighters Put Out Fire At Clearmont Rec Center
• History: Christmas Trees
• Chamber Celebrates Refurbishment of Rotary Locomotive Park
• Santa’s Sleigh Being Towed Around Sheridan
• Chamber Celebrates Grand Opening of SameDay Health & Imaging
• Lummis Secures Funding for Rip and Replace to Protect the People of Wyoming’s Privacy
• Chamber Welcomes Wyo Stitch Co.
• Free Online Learning Available for Wyoming’s Older Adults
• Chamber to Host Pre-Legislative Breakfast with Local Delegation
• Chamber Welcomes Denise S Wood
• Many SJHS Students Take ‘Hands-Off Drugs’ Pledge
• WY Governor Mark Gordon Named Chairman Of Education Commission Of The State
• Donations in Sheridan Region benefit hunters
• Sheridan Rec District Ski Trips 
• Commissioners deliver messages on last appearance for 2024
• T-Mobil Donates to SCSD#2 Greenhouse
• SCLT Explore History: A House Full of History
• Fetterman Fight Anniversary Talk
• Council Approves Updated Drug and Alcohol Plan
• Wyoming Completes Deployment of $76.7 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA)  Funds for Community Projects
• SCSD#1 Board Recognizes Cross Country Team
• Sheridan College Puts Together New 5-Year Strategic Plan
• Amendment to Red Grade Road Travel Plan Considered by Sheridan County
• Extension for Gatchell’s USFS Grant Approved by Jo Co Commission
• Buffalo Council OKs Zoning Code Amendment on First Reading
• SPD Chief thanks and welcomes feedback from community 
• Buffalo Mayor thanks residents for coming together in 2024
• Dec. 20 deadline to purchase Chamber Bucks for the Christmas Season
• Clearmont Town Council Discusses Several Topics
• Buffalo Council Annexes ‘Pike Addition’
• Jo Co Commission OKs Giving Christmas Eve Afternoon Off
• Sheridan Commission Recognizes Ringley for Service on Board
• Chamber Welcomes CDG Engineers
• Sheridan Man Arraigned on Sexual Assault Charges in District Court
• Wyoming SOS to Announce Legislative Priorities for Election Integrity at Media Conference
• The Green House: a budding community
• SRD: It’s time to start thinking about baseball
• Game and Fish announce new Chief of Wildlife
• Rebuilding the Cabin in the Sky
• Policy Updates Considered by City Council
• Representative Hageman Attempting To Strengthen Parent Rights In Schools
• SCRD – Sixth Grade Basketball registration closes Jan. 3
• WYDOT seeking public input on Bighorn Y intersection alternatives
• The Munsicks return to the WYO for The Munsick Family Christmas
• Chamber Welcomes Coldwell Banker The Legacy Group
• Jo Co Historical Society to Present Programs in Coming Weeks
• JCSD1 Board Approves Early Graduation Request
• Sheridan Commission Passes Second Temporary Access Agreement
• Local nonprofits awarded over $75,000 in grants
• SCSD#3 Board Considers adding Self-Defense Classes
• JCSD1 Sets Depositories, Signers for Deposits
• Sheridan County Recognizes Three Employees
• The Ramaco Foundation Donates to Marine Toys for Tots
• Ucross Christmas Celebration Draws Large Crowd
• History: The December 6 Fight at Fort Phil Kearny
• Council to Consider Policy Updates
• Senator Barrasso Names Rock Springs Native as New Chief of Staff
• Wyoming Presidential Electors to Meet on December 17
• City Administrator talks on Sheridan Snow and Ice Control Plan
• City closures for the holiday
• Alternate Municipal Judge Appointment
• Clearmont Mayor Urges Residents to Decorate Homes
• Yellowstone National Park To Open For Winter 2024-25 Season
• SCSD#3 Board Discusses Several Topics
• Wyoming Sues BLM to Protect Coal Leasing in Powder River Basin
• Experts field questions in UW’s final Wyoming Dementia Together Program Dec. 18
• Deadline to be part of Chamber Community Guide & Member Directory Dec. 31
• Sheridan Mayor and City Administrator remember and celebrate city employees
• JCSD1 Board Approves Employment Recommendations
• JCHC CEO Discusses Changes in Hospital Board
• Sheridan County Grants Access to Courthouse Property for Water Line Project
• SHS We the People Wins State Championship
• New Approach To Rocky Mountain Grizzlies Sought Ahead Of The Second Trump presidency
• WYCF Local Sheridan – Johnson board granted more $155K in 2023
• JCSD1 Board Approves FY2024 Audit Report
• Buffalo PD Gives November Numbers, Highlights Two Cases
• Sheridan Commission OKs Powder Horn Easement Vacation
• Senator Barrasso: ‘Repeal the Biden Car Bribe’
• Professional Services Contract
• Governor Gordon Announces Release of Wildlife Recovery Guide and Upcoming Webinar
• Christmas Wish team witness Sheridan’s generosity
• Energy Capital Start-Up Challenge announces three winners
• Large Scale Meth Trafficking Ring On Crow Indian Reservation Broken Up By Law Enforcement
• Clearmont Library Hosts Christmas with Craig
• Jury Renders a Verdict in the Jacob Meyer Trial
• Santa Comes to Brinton Museum
• Best to know limits when winter driving
• JCSD1 Board Welcomes New Members, Elects Officers
• Buffalo Chamber Announces Parade Float Winners
• Sheridan County Tables Lease Agreement Amendment
• SARC speak on holiday increase of intimate partner violence
• CHAPS thanks generous sponsors during holiday season
• WY Governor Mark Gordon Makes Supplemental Budget Recommendations To Legislative Committee
• Sexual Assault Trial Begins in District Court
• Sheridan Commission Sets Process for New County Road
• Johnson County Seeking End to Required Report on Lake DeSmet
• Jo Co Rural Healthcare District Ambulance Barn Plan Approved
• Get caught shopping to win Chamber Bucks
• DSA Soup Fundraiser winners announced
• SC Choir concert Dec. 10 in Kinnison Hall at the Whitney Center for the Arts
• Jo Co Commission Approves MOU with Campbell County
• Buffalo City Offices Closing Over Christmas, New Years
• Sheridan Commission OKs Agreement for Airport Engineering Services
• Trail End Open House
• Santa Fly-in At Sheridan County Airport
• Santa Claus Fly In 2024
• Plea Change
• History: Wartime Prohibition
• Clearmont Rancher Survived Pearl Harbor Attack
• UW Receives $1M Endowment to Support Petroleum Engineering Students
• Sheridan College Rodeo Team Welcomes New Talent
• Chamber Welcomes Rafter S Property Services LLC
• SPD Chief gives tips on keeping the home safe this holiday season
• District Court News
• Northeast Wyoming Pediatric Associates to join Sheridan Memorial Hospital
• Scenes and Sounds from the A/C School Christmas Concert
• SC YMCA offers Bighorn Fridays
• Cabin in the Sky Talk in Big Horn
• Winners Of 2024 Sheridan Christmas Stroll People’s Choice Lighting And Decorating Contest Announced
• UW releases new findings on the economic impacts of invasive weeds in Wyoming
• The San Diego Ballet speaks on the The Nutcracker and tradition  
• YMCA to host basketball camp over holiday break
• Joint Appropriations Committee to Begin Supplemental Budget Hearings Monday
• Grand Teton National Park On Pace For 2nd Busiest Year On Record
• Extension Office Closure Approved by Jo Co Commission
• Project Engineer Updates Buffalo Council on Projects
• Sheridan Commission Approves Circuit Court Magistrates
• WYDOT to Host In-Person and Online Public Meetings for Big Horn Y Intersection Study
• SCLT Explore History: “A Homestead Filled with History”
• Sheridan College Holding Fall Semester Art Sale
• Barrasso Presses for Urgent Action on NDAA