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• JCHC Chief-of-Staff Discusses New Providers
• Buffalo Council Announces Spring Cleanup, Hazardous Waste Days
• Sheridan/Johnson County Unemployment Rates Decrease In February 2026
• May Day on Broadway
• Community Cleanup and Trees for Trash
• City Council to Consider Raw Water Service Agreement With Mullinax
• Weather Spotter Class Draws Large Crowd
• Sheridan Broncs host Cheyenne Central
• Sheridan Broncs host Cheyenne East
• Governor Gordon Joins Members of the Wyoming National Guard in Tunisia for International Security Exercise
• Chamber Welcomes Legacy Ridge Private Wealth
• Hands of Valor Day of Service
• Sheridan Broncs No. 1 Doubles team wins
• Sheridan College Announces Fund Drive for New President’s Scholarship
• Sheridan Commission Denies Geehan Setback Variance
• Weed and Pest District: Public Meeting on Leafy Spurge
• The Brinton Museum Receives Grant from Terra Foundation
• Tickets for Tournament of Knights available May 1
• Buffalo Twilight 2026
• Sheridan Commission Accepts De-Annexation Report
• SCLT Wins Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation
• BHS Principal Gives School Board Update on New SCJC Campus
• Officials Work on Plan to Reopen Tongue River Canyon Trail
• Fly Fishing Film Tour Raises Over $12,000 for Stream Restoration
• SAGE Community Arts SOIREE! Gala May 2
• Trees for Trash May 2
• Remember to guard pets against ticks
• Spring Craft Fair
• SBA Loans Available To Some Places Impacted By Recent Drought
• Weitzel Announces Re-election for City Council
• Sheridan Commission Approves Mydland Road License Agreement
• Buffalo Council Awards Contract for Buffalo Business Park Sales
• Johnson County OKs Critical Infrastructure Grant Application
• Cruiser Weight Title Fight
• Sheridan Commission Approves Lion Dog Easement Vacation
• Sheridan Troopers battle Helana
• Autism Awareness and Acceptance 1-Mile Run/Walk start
• Lady Broncs host Cheyenne South
• Autism Awareness and Acceptance 5K and 1-mile walk/run
• G&F Monitors Habitat Conditions – Science-based Management Focuses On Resilience Amid Record Dry Winter
• Chamber Welcomes Holiday Inn Express and Suites
• Sheridan Lady Broncs host Laramie
• Sheridan College to Host Lecture on Careers in Medical Science Liaison Field
• Tick Season is Upon Us
• Jo Co Commission Updated on New Fairgrounds’ Community Building
• Hidden Hoot Trail Reopening Volunteer Night Set for May 1
• Sheridan Man Sentenced in District Court for Burglary Charge
• Come and Chat with SCSD#2 Superintendent Stults
• VOA of the Northern Rockies THE EMPTY BOWL,
• Jo Co Commission Amends Budget to Add Funds for House Draw Fire
• Sheridan Commission Awards Contract for Airport Long-Term Parking Project
• Buffalo Council Co-Sponsors Study on Lake DeSmet Water System
• Finishing touches on branches as the Fulmer begins renovations
• Jentel announces April’s cohorts 
• Veterans visit Papa Joe’s Produce
• Veterans visit Papa Joe’s Produce
• Barrasso, Hassan Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Expedite Social Security Benefits for Terminally Ill
• Sheridan College Announces Music on the Mall Lineup for July 5
• Mydland Road Designated as a School Zone
• April Showers Book Fair at SCSD#3
• DCI Investigating Officer-Involved Shooting in Sweetwater County
• Christensen Honored with National Award
• Spring Job and Networking Fair: Sheridan’s industries are seeking employees 
• 35th Annual Karz Club Car Show and Veteran Resource Fair: June 27
• County Commission Considers Cooperative Law Enforcement Agreement with USFS
• Sheridan College to Offer Discounted Oil Changes to Support Technical Students
• Sheridan Landfill Building Project
• Neil Simon’s The Odd Couple (Female Version)
• Gary Benson Track and Field Invitational
• National Work Zone Awareness Week 
• UW Extension: Amaranth Species Pose a Growing Threat in Wyoming
• University of Wyoming vs. Montana State
• Sheridan County’s Portion of Red Grade Road Fully Open to Wheeled Vehicles
• Governor Gordon Discusses Data Centers in Wyoming
• Jo Co Commission Sets Budget Hearing Schedule
• Buffalo Council Has Executive Session, Takes No Action
• Sheridan Commission OKs NOI for Resolution for Federal Forest Reserve and Rural School Reserve Funds
• Attorney General Seeks Meeting on JCSD1 Board Reduction
• Updated Emergency Operations Plan Adopted by City Council
• SCLT Big Goose Natural Area History and Land Tour
• History: Sheridan Received Funds for Carnegie Library 122 Years Ago
• Treehouse Concert
• Sheridan High School Boys Team Places 3rd At Inaugural WY HS Fly Fishing State Championship
• Sheridan Commission to Consider Budget Amendment
• JCSD1 Board Approves Certified Staff Contracts for 2026-27
• Sheridan Commission Renews Liquor Licenses for 2026-27
• Buffalo Council to Reconsider Vendor Permit Fees
• Sheridan Troopers host Miles City Mavericks
• VOA Empty Bowl
• Reception for Resilience Exhibit
• Dunning to Speak on Battle of the Wolf Mountains
• The 12th Annual Spring Job and Networking Fair
• Civic Theatre Guild Closes 2025-2026 Season with a Comedic Twist, “The Odd Couple (Female Version)”
• Tongue River Valley Business Committee forms to promote area businesses
• Building permits exceed COVID-19-era levels
• Mavericks host Jackson Hole JV
• Tongue River FFA vs. Big Horn FFA Donkey basketball
• 2026 Sportsperson’s Conservation Forum to take place in Gillette
• New Jo Co Community Prevention Specialist Introduced to Public
• JCSD1 Board Approves Contract for CPES Lift Station Replacement
• Jo Co Commission Approves GTI Subdivision Final Plat
• Lion King Jr Auditions
• Sheridan County coroner explains duties, death investigations
• Broncs host Campbell County
• Alleged Embezzler Arraigned in District Court
• Yellowstone National Park West Entrance To Open For Summer 2026 Travelling Season
• WY Governor Mark Gordon Issues Executive Order To Provide Summer Time Food For Some Children
• SCSD#1 Board of Trustees Met on Tuesday
• Buffalo Mayor Announces Annual Arrival of Green Waste Containers in City
• Vacation of Piney-Prairie Dog Creek Road Approved By Sheridan Commission
• JCSD1 Board Awards Bid on Cloud Peak Playground
• Subdivision Near Healy Reservoir Moving Through System
• Representative Pendergraft Discusses SUN Bucks and State Spending at Legislative Town Hall
• Senator Barrasso: ‘GOP Tax Cuts Put More Money in People’s Pockets’
• Sheridan WYO Rodeo Wrangler Group Invites Interested Riders to Open Practice
• SCSD#3 Listening Session to be Held
• Spring is a Good Time to View Sage-grouse
• Sheridan Commission OKs Update for Emergency Ops Planning
• Buffalo PD Reports to City Council
• JCSD1 Board Awards Contract for Kaycee Playground Project
• Holly Jennings Announces Candidacy for County Commission
• Chamber Welcomes Blacktop Consulting LLC
• District Court Arraignments
• School Zone Designation Discussed at Study Session
• Lady Broncs host Thunder Basin
• Sheridan Commission Amends Depository Resolution
• Buffalo Council OK’s Requests for Lobban Street Music
• Jo Co Commission Approves Documents for CMAQ Project
• Time to Ignite – Registrations Open April 13
• April’s Spring Cha-Ching! 
• Public Meeting: Coffeen Avenue Corridor Project Modified Medians 
• Senator Barrasso Discusses Gas Prices, Iran War, During Recent Interview
• Ranchester Woman Sentenced for Animal Cruelty
• Partial Fire Restrictions In Sheridan County Lifted
• Voices and Votes: Democracy in America exhibition
• Casper Man Sentenced to Federal Prison for Antisemitic Threats
• History: Man and the Moon
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Vacation of a Portion of Dana Avenue
• Buffalo Council Approves Closures for Annual Pancake Breakfasts
• Johnson County Approves Closeout of Crazy Woman Bridge Project
• Ucross Invites Community to Founder’s Day
• National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
• “Voices and Votes” Coming to Sheridan
• Lady Broncs host Cheyenne East
• SCSD#3 Board Holds April Meeting
• Sheridan Junior High School teachers vs. students
• Working to Make the Emerald Shine: Community Cleanup and Trees for Trash May 2  
• Game and Fish Warns Warm Water Can Be Deadly As Stocking Begins
• Selected Field Events at Tongue River Invitational
• Sheridan Man Changes Plea on Felony DUI Charge
• Tongue River High School Invitational
• Sheridan Lady Broncs host Natrona County
• SCLT Explore History Program Features True Crime Stories
• Unplug: Herons at Home offers outdoor learning experience for families
• AIS Specialist: All watercraft require inspection
• Crews are Preparing Parks for Summer Season
• Special Olympics Wyoming Area IV Summer Games
• Sheridan County Enters Mutual Aid Agreement
• Buffalo Council Approves Flow Preliminary Plat
• Johnson County to Sponsor Grant Application for Petrified Tree Area Trail
• City Treasurer Delivers Audit Report
• Gun Thief Receives Split-Sentence in District Court
• New Youth Drumline Auditions
• AIS Prevention Top Priority for Department
• Sheridan College to Hold Spring Symphony Orchestra Performance Sunday
• City to Move Forward With Safe Streets for All Comprehensive Safety Action Plan
• Buffalo Council Approves Contract for Green Waste Removal
• Jo Co Commission OK’s Funds for Clear Creek Gauge Replacement
• Sheridan Commission Repeals Property Tax Deferral Program
• “The Comedy of Errors”
• Behind the spotlight
• Hume Draw Improvement Plan
• SCSD#2 Board Discusses Recalibration
• Six Nations, Six Languages of Resilience, at Ucross Art Gallery
• SC Dance Professor talks on Upcoming Student Dance Performance, Moment in Time
• Game and Fish Continues Brucellosis Surveillance
• License Agreement Approved
• Motion to Continue Granted
• Buffalo Council Approves Permit for Construction Debris Removal
• Jo Co Commission Appoints Members to Lake DeSmet Board
• Sheridan Commission Approves Parking Lot Application for Red Grade Road
• Sheridan County Conservation District Accepting Bids For Demolition Work At Old Acme Power Plant Building
• Free SKYWARN Storm Spotter Training Offered
• Hub to Celebrate those who Serve
• The Weight of The Lightest Element
• UW-Led Wyoming Dementia Together Offers Program on Emergency Preparedness April 8
• Buffalo Council to Consider Pickleball Club Request
• Jo Co Commission Meeting on School Board Reduction Tuesday
• Sheridan County Sheriff on Walking, Riding along Roadways
• New City Attorney Contract Addressed by City Council
• City Council Awards Bid for Street Signal Intersection Design
• April Pinwheels Promote Child Abuse Awareness
• History: Historic Floods in Northeast Wyoming
• Sheridan Commission to Renew Liquor Licenses for 2026-27
• Big Horn City Historical Society to Dedicate Plaque at French Pete Site
• Sheridan County Sheriff Asks Caution with Pedestrians, Bicycles, Motorcycles
• Hound Hunt
• City Council to Consider Award for Street Signal Intersection Design
• SCLT Big Goose Natural Area Offers Numerous Outdoor Opportunities
• Clear Creek Recreation District Easter Egg Hunt
• Eggs-Travaganza
• Golgotha 2026 Carry
• Wyoming And Sheridan County’s Population Numbers Increase From FY 24 To FY 25
• UW Trustees Select New President
• Community Good Friday Service
• BLM Seeks Public Input on Plans for Red Desert Horse Herds
• Kendrick Park Bison weather storm
• YMCA Working to Restore Free Community Breakfast Tradition
• Game and Fish Reopens Many Roads on Yellowtail WHMA After Fire Activity Drops
• Golgotha 2026
• First full moon of Spring 2026
• Make-A-Wish Grants Wish for Clearmont Youth
• Sheridan Recreation District Easter Egg and Hound Hunt April 4 
• SC YMCA Offering 51 Different Camps This Summer
• Sheriff Discusses Very Dry Conditions in Sheridan County
• JCHC Board Discusses Credentialing Change
• SCLT Seeking Small Producers for Virtual Fencing Project
• WYO PLAY Talks Ye Olde Bronc Players and Shakespeare
• Sheridan Quadrangular
• Second-annual Lamb of God-Photos by Clint Wood
• Williams Talks Webb Wright Baseball
• Alcohol-Related Crashes Drop in 2025
• Game and Fish tests more than 5,300 samples for CWD in 2025
• Senator Lummis Discusses Local Data for Better Conservation Act
• JCHC CEO Reports Providers Interested in Facility
• UW Firearms Research Center to Offer Information Session for Educators
• Creekside Family Fun Center to Host Easter Egg Hunt Saturday in Buffalo
• Former State Senator Kinskey Addresses Business Council Funding
• Two Wyoming Carvers Open 2026 Season at Brinton Museum
• Rec. Dist. Spring and Summer Programs Open Registrations 
• Ye Olde Bronc Players to present ‘The Comedy of Errors’ 
• Rec. Dist. April Co-Create to Cover Outdoor Programs
• SMH to Host Community Forums
• JCHC CEO Reports Wind Damage at Facility
• Gatchell Museum to Give Presentation on Local Aviator
• UW Researchers Make Discovery About Age of Ancient Site
• Closed for the Day
• Sheridan College to Hold Juried Exhibition for Student Artists
• Food Drive At A/C School
• 64th-annual Stars of Tomorrow
• Partial Fire Restrictions Implemented in Sheridan County
• Much Needed Moisture Expected This Week
• Big Horn High School’s Beetlejuice Jr. rehearsal
• Hidden Hoot Trail and Hoot Loop to Temporarily Close for Calving Season April 1
• Jo Co Commission Meeting on School Board Reduction Coming April 7
• JCHC CEO Reports to Board on SMH Change to Critical Care Facility
• UW Partners to Help make Roads Safer in the Future
• Sheriff Discusses Scam Involving Loss of Family Members
• History: The Chuck Wagon
• JCSD1 Board Hears Board-Level Updates
• Sheriff Discusses Red Grade Road Opening Early
• Amie Holt CC DON Reports on New Tech, Census Numbers
• UW Awards 100 Trustees’ Scholarships
• Grass fire near Sportsman’s Club
• Donations before and after the No Kings Rally in Sheridan
• Representative Bratten Discusses Wyoming Business Council
• Construction Work On I-90 Between Ranchester And Montana State Line About To Resume
• Rosebud Battle Talk Rescheduled for April 4
• Curt Meier Announces Re-Election Campaign for Wyoming State Treasurer
• Wildfire Prevention and Response
• Library System Director Provides Wyoming Room Update
• District Court Briefs
• Lady Broncs home season opener
• Broncs host Cheyenne South
• Clearmont Easter Egg Hunt
• Dayton Volunteer Fire Department motorcade
• Donations Accepted for Those in Need
• Senate President Pleased With Recent Budget Session
• Sheridan Man Arraigned on Ten Felony Charges in District Court
• ‘Back in the Saddle’ Fundraiser to Benefit Cowboy Carousel Project
• Baldwin Talks About Rare Earth Minerals in Wyoming, Montana Coal
• JCHC CEO Announces New Clinic Director
• Sheridan Commission Announces Courthouse Closure
• Drum and Bugle Corp’s first 2026 Ballyhoo
• Meet the Artists Behind Resilience Exhibit
• Jo Co Commission Approves Vouchers for Second Half of March
• Sheridan Commission OKs Funding Letter for Gambling Treatment
• University of Wyoming Pleased with Funding From Legislature
• Sheridan County GPET Application Process Now Open
• Senator Crago on Budget Session
• Senator Lummis Weighs-In on Partial Government Shutdown
• Sheridan Memorial Hospital Might Transition To A Critical Access Hospital
• VOA Updates Jo Co Commission on Staff, Services
• Sheridan County Extension to Compile Community Needs Assessment
• Legislative Wrap-Up Breakfast
• April is a Month to Empower 
• P.E.O. Spring Style Show to Raise Funds for Local Women’s Education 
• James Temple Announces Bid for House District 29 Seat
• Colorado Woman Sentenced to Prison for Methamphetamine Distribution
• Safe Streets for All Comprehensive Safety Action Plan
• Red Grade Road Open Westward To Long Park For Spring 2026
• 2nd-annual Lamb of God rehearsal
• Sheridan Hawks and Helana Bighorns game three
• Legacy in Art and Leather Show at Brinton Museum
• Museum at the Bighorns Will Host Smithsonian Exhibit Exploring the Development and Continuation of Democracy in the USA
• David Brock Exhibit Opens at SAGE Community Arts
• BLM and Wyoming Honor Farm to Offer Trained Wild Horses and Burros in May
• Laurie Bratten Announces Campaign for Re-Election to Wyoming House District 51
• Buffalo Chamber Discusses Appreciation Awards
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Application for Snow Removal Equipment Funding
• Buffalo PD Makes Arrest for Harassment, DUI
• Barrasso Praises Markwayne Mullin to Lead the Department of Homeland Security
• History: Sheep Wagons. The First ‘Tiny Home’
• Sheridan Commission OKs Application for Funds for Fire Fighting Truck
• Pickleballers Request Changes to Buffalo Tennis Courts
• Buffalo Chamber Gives Update to Jo Co Commission
• Sheridan Lady Broncs take on Buffalo Lady Bison
• Sheridan Broncs battle Buffalo Bison
• Representative Bratten Discusses Budget Session
• Big Red Showcase Artist Travis Ivey Reception
• Sheridan Hawks vs. Helana Bighorns
• Big Horn annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade
• And the Winner Is…..
• Applications for Game and Fish Camps Close March 31
• DSA Announces Spring Cha-Ching! Shopping Spree Drawing
• Chamber’s Legislative Wrap Up Breakfast March 24
• Senator Barrasso: ‘Wyoming is the Future of Nuclear Energy’
• Fifth Defendant in Cocaine Trafficking Ring Sentenced in Federal Court
• Rosebud Program at Museum at the Bighorns Canceled
• Coffee at Clearmont Town Hall with Brandi Harlow
• WY Legislature Approves Funding For Sheridan College Science Center Renovations
• Jo Co Commission Approves Catering Permit
• City Engineer Reports on Sunset Avenue Project
• SOS’s Office Begins Targeted Audit of Commercial Registered Agents in Sheridan
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Airport Lease Agreement
• E-Bike Use Continues to Raise Safety Concerns in Buffalo
• Game and Fish Commission approves hatchery expansion project in Casper
• Sheridan Airport TSA Agents Continue Work Without Pay Amid Federal Stalemate
• UWIF annual salad luncheon
• Legion baseball all-player workout
• Application Period Open for Johnson County Scholarships
• Buffalo Police Chief Gives Update on Officer Involved in Car Crash
• Sheridan Commission Accepts Bid for Brokerage Services to Sell Building
• Sheridan Police Department Releases 2025 Drug Enforcement Statistics
• SCLT Explore History Features Big Goose Natural Area
• BPD Chief Talks Summer Safety as Warmer Weather Arrives
• UW’s Fourth Annual High Altitude Bull Test Culminates in Field Day and Sale March 28
• 17th Annual Ice Show Set for March 28
• GPET Service Agreements Approved by City Council
• Wyoming Community Foundation on “5 to Thrive”
• Working Lands Collaborative to Provide Mini Grant Opportunities 
• BLM Urges Public to Use Caution as Elevated Fire Conditions Develop Across Wyoming
• Senator Barrasso Praises Save America Act
• Orthopedic Surgeon Discusses Foot and Ankle Arthritis
• Clearmont Town Council Discusses Well #3
• Buffalo Council Approves Mayor’s Appointment
• Sheridan Commission Awards Contract for Auditing Services
• Jo Co Commission OK’s Procedure for Replacing Facilities Manager
• 3/9/26 Are you worried about rising fuel costs?  Total Votes 445
• Susan Bigelow Announces Candidacy for Wyoming House District 51
• WYDOT Snowplow Hit By Vehicle West Of Gillette
• Police incidents, Upcoming Meetings Discussed by Buffalo Council
• Amie Holt CC Administrator Discusses Census, Staffing Issues With Board
• JCSD1 Superintendent Gives Sheridan College Facility Update
• History: A Look at Daylight Saving Time
• Sheridan Hawks tied with Badland Sabres after regulation
• Sheridan Commission to Consider Application for Assistance for Aircraft Rescue Firefighting Truck, Tools, Equipment
• Gatchell Program on Obstetrics Being Offered Tuesday
• Buffalo PD Makes Arrest for Home-made Pipe Bombs
• Sheridan Hawks snapshots
• Spring Sing Along at A/C School
• Wyoming Special Olympics Jackalope Jump
• Clearmont Women’s Club Quilting Bee
• Hawks down Badland Sabres in overtime
• Sheridan Man Arraigned on Multiple Drug Charges
• Today is Friday the 13th. Take Care.
• Science Kids to Open Registration for Summer Classes 
• A-C School Holds Second Amazing Shake
• Remembering the Rosebud Battle at Museum at the Bighorns
• Attempted Mass Shooter’s Assets Ordered Sold to Pay Restitution to Crime Victims
• Registration for Habitat Women Build March 16
• Sheridan’s Community Cleanup and Trees for Trash event May 2
• Fornstrom Testifies Before U.S. Senate Committee on Diesel Emissions Policy
• GPET Service Agreements on City Council’s Agenda
• Central Wyoming College-Dubois Hands-On History Program Returns
• Game and Fish to Offer AIS Inspector Training
• City Information Booth at Big Horn Home Builders Show
• Senate President Biteman to Run for Congress
• JCSD1 Board Approves Employment Report for March
• Buffalo Council OKs Requests for Chalk & Music Festival
• JCHC Board Approves Credentials for Medical Staff
• Sheridan College to Host Five Weekend Welding Information and Registration Nights
• Sheridan Woman Arraigned on Multiple Drug Charges
• TRHS “Tuck Everlasting”
• HE Instructor Training Opportunity in Sheridan
• WYO to Feature the Stars of Tomorrow
• Habitat For Humanity Celebrates 50 Years by Opening Doors
• First Bear Of 2026 Yellowstone National Park Spring Season Spotted
• SCSD#3 Board Swears in New Members
• 2026 Budget Session Adjourns
• GPET Service Agreements
• JCSD1 Board Approves Contract for CPES Project
• Buffalo City Works Director Reports Leak, Work on Lines
• JCHC Board Approves Charge Nurse Position
• WHP: Don’t Get Distracted 
• AIS Watercraft Check Stations to Open Soon
• SCSD#2 Board Recognizes National Merit Finalists
• Sheridan Commission Recognizes Detention Center Employees
• Buffalo Council Approves Second Rezone Requests
• Lake DeSmet Operations Concerned About Filling Reservoir
• Arvada-Clearmont School to Host “The Amazing Shake”
• Senator Barrasso: ‘American Energy is the Source of American Strength, Safety, and Prosperity’
• District Court Arraignments
• Second-annual Valor Academy Grandparents Day
• Sheridan Commission Approves Extension Compensation Agreement
• Buffalo Council Approves  Semiquincentennial Parade Requests
• Hawks defeat Yellowstone 5-1
• Governor Gordon Signs Human Heartbeat Act into Law, Allows Public School Finance Bill to Become Law Without His Signature
• 2026 Ram Run 5K
• Melissa Butcher Announces Bid for Senate District 21 Seat
• Congresswoman Hageman Introduces Bill to Cut Coal Production Costs
• Legislative Update from Representative Laurie Bratten
• Hub Executive Director Discusses Ballot Measure
• Blood of Heroes
• History: Falling Leaf, Daughter of Chief Spotted Tail
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Depositories for Public Funds
• Buffalo Council Approves mayor’s Appointment to Charitable Foundation
• Jo Co Commission Approves Increase for Private Docks at Lake DeSmet
• Sheridan Area Records Warmest Winter On Record For Winter 2025-2026
• 2026 3A State Indoor Track and Field Championships
• Sheridan Lady Broncs battle Cheyenne Central in East Regionals
• Sheridan Broncs battle Campbell County in Regionals
• SCLT offers Intro to Caving Discovery Session
• WYG&F: Sheridan Regional Season Setting Open House 
• Sheridan Rec. Dist. Offering Introductory Program to Nation’s Fastest Growing Sport
• The Spicy Pickles Bring Grooves That Move to The WYO
• Governor Gordon Thanks Legislature for Good Work, Issues Concise Line-Item Vetoes to Protect Constitutional Balance of Powers
• Chamber Welcomes 307 Pups & Nuptials
• SCLT is Offering Special Memory Plaques on Trail Bridges
• City Administrator Provides Legislative Update
• James F. Jackson: Legacy in Art and Leather at Brinton
• ‘A Night Under the Stars’
• Therapeutic Support Groups
• WYO Benefit Ball March 21
• YMCA Sports Director Talks Spring Soccer 
• CHAPS Receives National Award 
• Johnson County Enacts Fire Restrictions
• Sheridan County Issues Release on Fire Concerns
• BPD Chief Gives Latest to Buffalo Council on Injured Officer
• “Steel Magnolias”
• SPD Review Violent Crime Numbers in 2025
• Governor Gordon Announces March Suicide Prevention Training Schedule
• Veterans’ Home of Wyoming: One Step Closer to New Domiciliary
• Yellowstone NP Closing Winter Roads To Prepare For 2026 Summer Traveling Season
• Arvada-Clearmont School Spring Sing-Along
• Sheridan Commission Ratifies Commitment for Rodeo Grounds Project Grant
• Buffalo Council Approves Rezone Request
• Jo Co Commission Gets Update on Lake DeSmet North End Project
• Sheridan Mini Broncs cheerleaders perform
• Anastasia the Musical
• CTG Director and Actors talk Steel Magnolias 
• Sheridan Community Foundation Seeking Ideas from Public
• Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Applications open through March 31
• March is National Quilting Month
• Buffalo Council Approves GTI Minor Subdivision Final Plat
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Agreement with SMH and Sheridan Health
• Jo Co Commission Sets Meeting for Shrinking of School Board
• Hub on Smith Executive Director Provides Update to City Council
• Sheridan WYO Rodeo Expands Scholarship Program
• Senator Barrasso: ‘Operation Epic Fury Will Protect America and Dismantle Iran’s Terrorist Regime’
• Lunar Eclipse To Occur On Tuesday, March 3rd, 2026
• Valor Academy travels to Belize in ministry mission
• Sheridan College Symphony Band and Trombone Choir Concert
• Finding Your Footing with Dementia: Hub to Present Workshop 
• Rep. Connolly Says Veterans Home Remodel Funding Looks ‘Safe’
• JCHC CEO on New Hire, Openings at Facility
• Johnson County P&Z to Review Plats at Tuesday Meeting
• Council Considers Joint Planning Area Cooperative Agreement
• Clearmont Historical Center Quilt Show Opens Today
• History: Jim Beckwourth, Black Mountain Man
• Sheridan Commission to Consider Agreement with SMH
• Connolly On Education Recalibration Bill
• JCHC Clinic Director Welcomes New Physicians’ Assistant
• Sheridan Hawks JV runner ups
• Representative Bratten Discusses Legislative Session
• Broncs host Thunder Basin
• Transportation Plan on Council’s Agenda
• Sheridan Hawks JV wins semifinals
• Coffee at the Town Hall with Brandi Harlow
• WYO PLAY’s Middle School Drama Club to present ‘A Night Under the Stars’
• Undersheriff Warns of Puppy Scam on Social Media Market Place
• Rec. District Co-Creates Series to Cover Parks & Aquatics
• Defendant Changes Plea on Felony Property Destruction Charge
• SCLT to Feature History of Big Goose Natural Area
• Sheridan Hawks JV takes on Gillette
• Introduction moments
• Safety is the First Issue: Sheriff Addresses Red Grade Road Restrictions
• Award Winning Wyoming-based Illustrator Showing at The Brinton Museum
• SOS Gray Expresses Disappointment in Senate Not Approving House Bill 85
• JCHC Clinic Director Announces ‘Step Back’ From Position
• Deadline For 1% Applications Friday at 5
• Connolly Discusses Crossover, Stem Cell Legislation
• Sheridan County Woman Arraigned in District Court on Multiple Charges
• Joint Planning Area Cooperative Agreement
• Pickleball clinic at Sheridan County YMCA
• Vacuum Truck Purchase Discussed at Council Study Session
• SC Library System Renovations
• Brinton Museum 5th Grade Student Art Show
• Buffalo Police Chief Attends WAM Conference
• Sheridan Commission Recognizes Employee
• Connolly Updates Budget Process in Legislature
• Barrasso, Lummis Celebrate Wyoming’s 2026 Olympic Athletes
• Budget Session Reaches Halfway Point
• Sheridan County Library System Director Discusses HB 10
• Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce 27th-annual Awards of Excellence
• SCSD#2 and NWCC Discuss Concurrent Enrollment
• WYG&F: Another Successful Year for Access Yes
• Habitat Program Helps with Critical Home Repairs
• Museum at the Bighorns Building on Educational Programs and Community Partnerships
• Vintage snowmobiles hit the trails
• Sheridan Commission OKs NOI for Vacation of Portion of Dana Avenue
• Buffalo Council Approves GTI Minor Subdivision Preliminary Plat
• Johnson County Chooses Viewer in Vacation of Property
• UW Extension to Offer Lambing Webinar Series in March
• UW Creates Upperclassman/Returning Student Housing Option
• SAGE Winter Art Classes
• Former City Councilmember Calls HB127 “uncalled for” 
• Connolly Gives Impression of First Weeks of Legislative Session
• Buffalo Chamber’s Winter Gala coming March 7
• WYDOT Discusses STIP with Jo Co Commission
• Wyoming Energy Authority Releases Coal Study
• Wyoming Women’s Antelope Hunt Scholarship Application Deadline Approaching
• Benefitting Black Mountain Nordic
• Ranchester Man Killed In 1-Vehicle Roll Over In Natrona County
• History: Hot Springs Sold to State of Wyoming
• Sheridan Hawks 19U hosts Jackson
• Sheridan Commission OKs Quarry Boundary Adjustment
• Johnson County Adopts Preliminary Septic Regulations
• Rep. Connolly Talks About the Budget Process at Legislative Session
• Senior Night
• L’il Eagle Cheer team performs
• Sheridan Hawks 19U host Pinedale
• Tongue River Lady Eagles host Sundance
• Class for Shriner clowns
• Longtime rancher Don Roberts donates 544 acres to Sheridan Community Land Trust
• Applications for Property Tax Programs Remain Open
• WYDOT Continues to Seek Public Feedback on Coffeen Avenue Corridor Project
• Two Illegal Immigrants Sentenced to Prison in District Court
• Career and Technical Education Month in Wyoming
• Explore History Program Features Donovin Sprague
• Big Horn Rams host Wright in home season finale
• Big Horn Lady Rams’ Afton Cummins recognized
• GPET Funds Help Conservation District Protect Water and Land Quality
• SCSD #3 Board Met Wednesday
• Sheridan County Clerk’s Office offers voter registration, election information
• WG&F: Jessica’s Pond to Close Due to Invasive Species
• Wyoming Library Association Director Weighs-In on House Bill 10
• Barrasso, Luján 988 Bill Advances in Senate
• JCSD1 Board Approves Employment Report for January
• Sheridan Commission OKs NOI for Vacation of Banner-Story Road
• Rep. Connolly on Recalibration at Legislative Session
• “She Loves Me”
• Commissioner License Raffle Benefits Food from the Field Program
• Sheridan WYO Rodeo 2026 Tickets Go On Sale In Late March
• SCSD#1 Board Meets on Tuesday
• Buffalo Council Allocates One-Percent Amount
• Sheridan Commission OKs Draft of Comprehensive and Land Use Plan
• Rep. Connolly Recaps First Weeks of Legislative Session
• State Treasurer Refutes House’s Testimony, Says Budget Request Would Help Boost Revenue for the State
• Updating the Agreement
• Out Of State Enrollment At Sheridan College Increases For Fall 2025 Semester
• Benefiting the WYO Theater Foundation
• Hospital Marks Patient Safety Awareness Week March 8
• WYO and CTG co-production of She Loves Me
• Jentel Presents returns Feb. 24 at Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library
• Governor Gordon Signs Executive Order Prohibiting Campaign Contributions on State Property
• Lame Deer Woman Sentenced in District Court for Endangering Children
• Major Amendment to Planned Unit Development in South Sheridan Approved
• Buffalo Council OKs Mayor’s Trails Board Appointment
• Sheridan Commission Revokes Stanley Sanitation CUP
• Jo Co Commission Allocates Funds to One-Percent Committee
• Punch Card Simplifies System and Allows More Participation
• Volunteer Meet-Up Held at Museum at the Bighorns
• Chamber Awards of Excellence Less Than 10 Days Away
• Lake DeSmet Advisory Board to Review Status of North End Access
• Buffalo Mayor Details Meeting Schedule for Remainder of February
• Sheridan Commission Approves Business Park
• Senator Lummis Announces Kraken’s Commitment to Sponsor Trump Accounts for Wyoming Newborns
• Bronc Wrestling Senior Night
• New Report Examines High Rates of Detention for Wyoming Children Encountering the Juvenile Justice System
• Civics 307 President Discusses Senate File 100 and ‘Check-Gate’
• History: Wyoming’s Own ‘Snowshoe Thompson’
• Sheridan Commission to Consider NOIs for Vacations of Property
• JCSD1 Superintendent Updates Proposed Board Restructuring
• Crago Discusses Direct Distribution with Buffalo Council
• Bingo @ The Hub on Smith
• Governor Commends Work of Ag Initiative Working Group
• Council to Consider Bid Award for First Phase of South Downtown Project
• Sheridan/Johnson County Unemployment Numbers Don’t Change Much In December 2025
• 2026 Wyoming Wildlife Photo Contest Winners Announced
• City and SAWSJPB Sponsor Level II Study for Long-Term Water
• Climbing Club Offers Growth with Perceived Risk
• Chamber celebrates new name, location of Window Works and More
• Elk Captured on the Crow Reservation Test Negative for Brucellosis
• Lady Broncs host Camel County Lady Camels
• Broncs host Camel County Camels
• “Steel Magnolias” rehearsal
• Governor Gordon: ‘Wyoming Tourism Continues to Thrive’
• David Johnson Pleads Guilty To Vehicular Homicide In Sheridan
• Sheridan County Man Changes Plea in District Court
• Secretary Gray Applauds U.S. House Passage of SAVE America Act
• Chamber Welcomes TEB Consulting, LLC
• Gatchell Museum Awarded Culture Grows Grant
• Sheridan Commission Recognizes County Employee
• Senator Crago Points to Legislation Local Governments to be Aware of
• ACHS Panthers host Upton JV
• All Schools 5th Grade Art Show at Brinton
• SCSD#2 Board Hosts Community Session
• Hunter Education Instructor Class Scheduled for April 17-18
• JCSD1 Board OKs Contract Renewals for District Administrators
• Muller Appointed Viewer in Vacation of Portion of Dana Avenue
• Crago Discusses Legislative Session with Buffalo Council
• Teen Dating Violence: Conversations Are the Beginning of Prevention
• Working Land Collaborative Set for Feb 27 and 28
• Lame Deer Man Sentenced To Prison For Gun Charges On Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation
• 2026 Sheridan WYO Rodeo Competition To Be A Part Of Rodeo Playoff Series
• Now is the time to start planning for hunter education
• Wood wins Wyoming Press Association awards
• SCSD#2 Board Honors Trustees; Hands Off Drugs Program
• WHP Urges Drivers to Widen the Distance
• WYDOT Outlines Upcoming Projects in District 4 Sheridan Region
• JCSD1 Board Awards Contract for Kaycee HVAC Project
• McCarter Gives Report on Operation Blue Santa 2025
• Sheridan Commission Approves Software Purchase for Sheriff’s Office
• Investing in the Future
• Sheridan Woman Arraigned on Multiple Drug Possession Charges
• Gnome Around Downtown with the DSA
• Small Group Weight Training Returns to the Y
• Chamber Celebrates New Location of Bristol Exchange
• UW Extension to Offer Private Pesticide Applicator Programs in Northeast Wyoming
• WYDOT to Present Latest STIP Plan to Local Governments February 17
• State of the Judiciary
• BPD Chief Praises Operation Blue Santa
• Sheridan Commission OKs Purchase of Software for Public Works
• Governor Gordon Delivers State of the State Address
• Sheridan County Coroner’s Office Confirms Human Remains Found to Be James “Bo” Galloway
• Jennings Announces Run for House District 30
• Longmire Days Dates to be Announced Monday Evening
• Haas Approved for Seat on One Percent Committee
• History: A 3-Cent Gas Tax Passed 100 Years Ago
• Mental Health Collaborative Event To Take Place At Sheridan College
• Volunteer Opportunities at Museum of the Bighorns
• Sheridan Hawks host Yellowstone Quake
• Change of Plea
• Tongue River Eagles host Big Horn Rams
• Superintendent Finalists Answer Questions at Forum Part 2
• Game and Fish Will Hold Public Workshops on Elk Feedground Management Action Plans
• Time to Register for Spring Soccer at the Y
• International Guitar Night at the WYO Feb 12
• Senator Barrasso Recognizes Wyoming’s Olympic Athletes
• Supporting the Mission
• Superintendent Finalists Attend Public Forum, Part 3
• Sheridan Lady Broncs host Cheyenne East
• Sheridan Hawks host Gillette Wild
• SCLT to host Streetcar Clean-Out Party
• Repertory Dance Theatre: “Excursions” and Public Outreach
• Catering Permits Approved by Jo Co Commission
• Buffalo Council Approves Request from JOCO First
• Sheridan Commission OKs Airport Advertising Grant Application
• Fishing Outfitter and Guides Advisory Board to meet virtually Feb. 10
• Superintendent Finalists Answer Questions at Public Forum.
• Benefitting The Food Group
• Change of Plea Hearing Held for Sheridan Man Charged With Distributing Child Pornography
• Tongue River Lady Eagles host Big Horn Lady Rams
• SPD: Traffic Stop Data for 2025
• Jo Co Planner Updates Commission on Lake DeSmet Subdivisions
• Buffalo Council Approves Request for Water Connections Outside City
• Sheridan Commission OKs Lessor’s Consent to Assignment at Airport
• Sheridan College: Artist Talk and Opening Reception for “Yield”
• Deadline for Ignite Proposals Just Around the Corner
• Governor Gordon Signs Emergency Rules To Administer Property Tax Exemption
• Northern Cheyenne to Confront Trump Administration Order
• Wyoming Community Foundation presents checks
• Helping Nonprofits Thrive
• WY Legislature To Debate Defunding Wyoming Business Council
• SCSD#2 Community Legislative Conversation
• Davis Joins Game and Fish as Deputy Director
• Explore History to Feature Powder River Expedition
• Sheridan Man Receives Prison Sentence for Theft
• Council Considers Resolution to Apply for Grant for New Fire Engine
• Buffalo Council OKs Placing Funding Measure on Ballot
• Sheridan Commission Accepts 2024-25 Financial and Compliance Report
• Jo Co Commission Adds Weed & Pest to County Health Insurance
• Natural History Museum of Wyoming Grand Re-Opening
• Game and Fish Seeking Nominations for the 2026 Outdoor Hall of Fame
• Help at Home Earns Accreditation Adding Vital Services
• Kalif Shrine Temple Hosts Dinner Theater to Support Shriners Mission
• CEO Announces New Hires for JCHC
• Jo Co Planning & Zoning to Review Potential Subdivisions
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Gregson Polo & Guest Ranch CUP Extension
• Sheridan County Youth Showing In 2026 Black Hills Stock Show
• Wyoming 4-H Offers Online Training and Networking Opportunities for Volunteers
• Senator Crago Talks Upcoming Budget Session
• Sheridan Man Arraigned for Felony Drug Possession
• History: Sheridan Flour Mill and Mill Inn Part Two
• Sheridan Commission to Consider Financial and Compliance Report
• JCHC Clinic Director Reports Hosting Students This Semester
• Muller Appointed Viewer in Vacation of Portion of Story-Banner Road
• Natural History Museum of Wyoming Inc., open house
• Sheridan Hawks U19 host Laramie
• Sheridan Hawks JV hosts Laramie
• Jeanie Lee and the Reckoning
• Sheridan Hawks U19, JV teams host Senior Night
• Council to Consider Second Reading of Ordinance to Amend Teal Springs PUD
• Deadline Approaching to Purchase Super Tag Raffle Tickets
• Fulmer and Wyoming Room To Receive Renovation
• Clearmont Historical Group Accepting Quilts for March Show
• A Night of Fly Fishing Films and Prizes to Benefit Conservation on the Big Goose
• Representative Bratten to Hold Office Hours Saturday
• Sheridan Man Sentenced to Prison for Providing Drugs to Minors
• Upton Man Sentenced to 30 Months’ Imprisonment for Planting a Destructive Device
• Tongue River Lady Eagles host Moorcroft
• Tongue River Eagles host Moorcroft
• Sheridan Lady Broncs host Campbell County
• Brinton Museum Presents Illustrations by Zak Pullen
• SCCD Continues to Mitigate and Monitor Elk Fire Fallout
• Chamber Welcomes Black Mountain Nordic
• Gala Proceeds Increase for Second Year
• Rep. Connolly Discusses Pending Election, Education Bills
• LeBlanc Appointed to Historic Preservation Commission
• AHCC Director Reports Virus Outbreak in December
• Secretary Gray Issues Letter to Colorado Governor on Release of Former Mesa County Clerk
• Ucross Features Native American Fellows In New Exhibition
• WYDOT Coffeen Avenue public meeting
• Tongue River Branch Library first to receive work in system-wide renovation project
• UW’s Coal Refinery Field Demonstration Plant, Unlocking New Markets for Wyoming Coal
• District Court News
• JCSD1 Enrollment Slips Two in January
• Sheriff’s Office Licensing Agreement Approved by Sheridan Commission
• Rep Connolly Discusses State Reserve ‘Rainy Day’ Accounts
• Senator Barrasso: ‘Families Will See Bigger Tax Refunds This Year’
• Energy Assistance Day serves as a reminder to apply for Wyoming LIEAP
• Representative Bratten Discusses Obscenity Bill
• Valor Academy mock interviews
• Fly Fishing Film Tour 2026
• Positive Numbers for 2025 at the Shelter 
• Love Shouldn’t Hurt Will Bring Back The Fun Pianos
• Sheridan Commission Approves BHNF Road Agreement
• Rep. Connolly Discusses Legislation Pertinent to Local Governments
• Historical Society to Present Talk on Geology, Dinosaurs Feb. 9
• Update to SCSD#3 Listening Session to Address Re-Calibration
• SCSD#2 Announces Superintendent Finalists
• Sheridan South Downtown Project Public Meeting
• Sheridan Broncs host Thunder Basin
• Vitamin String Quartet Brings Pop Arrangements to WYO
• Museum at the Bighorns Shares Construction and Operations Update
• Chamber Celebrates New Location of Santosha Yoga Center
• Jo Co Weed & Pest Gives Year-End Report to County Commission
• Connolly Previews Legislative Session with Buffalo Council
• Agreement Approved Between Emergency Management, Farmers Co-Op
• Bridging the Gap in Opportunity
• Sheridan College to Host Annual Rodeo Banquet in Support of Student Rodeo Athletes
• Council to Consider Resolution to Apply for Grant for New Fire Engine
• Bighorn Trails Coalition Meet and Greet
• History: Sheridan Flour Mill – Part One.
• Jo Co Commission Sets Date for One-Percent Funding
• Buffalo City Attorney Discusses Flatiron Drive Issue
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Sublease at County Airport
• Big Horn Rams host Sundance Bulldogs
• Sheridan Hawks U19 hosts Gillette
• Big Horn Lady Rams host Sundance
• Chamber Welcomes Newman Restoration
• WYDOT Coffeen Ave. and Brundage Lane Project Public Meeting: Jan. 29
• The Brinton Museum Reopening Soon for the 2026 Season
• Sheridan’s AARP Community Action Team Seeking Those Who Wish to Make An Impact
• Sheridan College Announces 2025-26 Excellence Awards Winners
• Secretary Gray Announces Top Five Election Integrity Priorities Ahead of Legislative Budget Session
• UW Receives State Legislator’s Estate Gift
• Tongue River Lady Eagles host Newcastle
• Tongue River Eagles host Newcastle Dogies
• Putting GPET Funds to Good Use
• Sheridan College To Offer Certificate Of Completion In Graphic Design
• Request for Bar and Grill License Considered by City Council
• District 4 Engineer Hopes for Good Spring Weather to Finish Bridge in Ranchester
• Souper Bowl Returns to Sheridan 
• Virtual fence symposium a success
• Washington State Woman Sentenced to Prison for Drug Trafficking
• Clearmont Town Council
• Buffalo Council Approves Mayor’s Board Recommendations
• JCSD1 Board Approves Employment Report for January
• Jo Co Commission Cancels $1.5 Million in Noncollectable Taxes
• Sweethearts and Scholarships Valentine Dance in Clearmont
• Sheridan Region employee recognized by Wyoming Association of Conservation Districts
• Dr. Mullen joins SMH Primary Care
• University of Wyoming Extension Will Focus on Sugar Beets During Ag Day
• Kleenburn Ponds
• Buffalo Mayor on One-Percent Deadline, Attorney Appointment
• JCSD1 Board Approves Attendees for Special Ed Conference
• Sheridan Commission Tables Sackett Subdivision Preliminary Plat
• Council Approves First Reading of Ordinance to Amend PUD
• Senator Barrasso: American Stands with the People of Iran
• Leiter Cafe Valentine Dinner and Dance
• Skijoring Event For 2026 Sheridan WYO Winter Rodeo Canceled Due To Lack Of Snow
• History: Windmills in Wyoming
• CUP’s, Preliminary Plat, More to be Considered by Sheridan Commission Tuesday
• Jo Co Commission Makes County Board Appointments
• Sheridan Commission Tables Decision on RV Campground CUP
• Sheridan Hawks host Bozeman Icedogs
• Story Hatchery End Of Year Update
• Coffee Hour with Marilyn Connolly in Clearmont
• Downtown Sheridan Association Announces Spring PEEPS® Art Event
• Sheridan Man Sentenced to Prison for Child Pornography
• Sheridan County Woman Arraigned on Multiple Charges
• Chamber Welcomes 14:40 Orderly Design
• G&F Seeks Information on Possible Deer Poaching Case
• Secretary of State Gray Continues Enhanced Voter List Maintenance Program in 2026
• Sheridan Hawks host Bozeman Icedogs
• Candidates 101 Informational Meeting
• Aerial Captures in Sheridan Area 
• Community Members Express Concerns at SCSD#3 Board Meeting
• 2025 Big Game Hunting Season Ends
• Ignite Training Proposals Due Feb. 13
• Statewide Homeowner Exemption Gets Deadline Extension
• Sheridan College Preparing For Financial Hit Once Gillette College Becomes Accredited
• Governor Gordon Announces Final Round of Awardees for Semiquincentennial Grant Program
• Teal Springs Major PUD Amendment
• Broncs host Natrona County
• WG&F Alert Public To Low Flying Survey Helicopters
• Black and White Photography Exhibition: Jan. 20 Pending
• JCSD1 Board OK’s Fuel Dispensing Agreement
• Buffalo Council Makes Designations for City Business
• Sheridan Commission Recognizes Employees, Former Commissioners
• Community Engagement Events at Clearmont School
• The Playhouse Opening Again in February
• UW Extension to Provide Training for New and Current 4-H Volunteers this Month in Buffalo
• District Court News
• Valor Academy’s “The Tragic Comedy of Julia Caesar”
• SCSD#2 Board Recognizes Jeff Mowry as Coach of the Year
• Superintendent Stults Talks about School Funding
• Working Land Collaborative: Save the Date
• Fishing Regulation Changes Taking Effect For 2026
• High Winds But Clear Roads: HP Urges Driver Caution 
• CHAPS receives $6,000 from Powder River Energy Foundation
• BPD Chief Bissett Reports Child Abuse Case, End-of-Year Numbers
• JCSD1 Board Votes to Move Forward on Possible Reorganization
• Sheridan City, County Leaders Discuss Topics at Special Meeting
• 1/5/26   What do you think of the U.S. taking charge of Venezuela?  Which of these comments to you agree with?  Total Votes 955 Total Voters 411
• Chamber Business Before and After hours
• DSA Gnomes Return to Sheridan Businesses
• Jo Co Commission OK’s Investments, Depositories, Mileage Rate
• BPD Chief Highlights Unusual Incident
• Sheridan Commission Approves Cell Tower CUP
• Two Vehicle Wrecks Occur On US Highway 212 In Broadus, MT Area
• Degenfelder Announces Bid for Governor
• Powder River Energy Foundation Gives $10,000 to Sheridan Memorial Hospital Foundation
• Wyoming Unmet Housing Needs Grant
• History: Roller Skating in Wyoming
• Un-Decorating Day at Trail End
• Jo Co Commission Makes Commissioner’s Board, Liaison Appointments
• Buffalo Council Approves Mayor’s Appointments
• Sheridan Commission Approves Koltiska Rezone
• Blood of Heroes
• Sheridan/Johnson County Unemployment Rates Increase In November 2025
• Sheridan Invite
• Sheridan County Sportsmen’s Association Annual Member Spaghetti Dinner & Meeting
• 2025: A Record Year for the Sheridan County Airport
• The Ucross Chapel
• Wyoming Game And Fish Reflect On 2025
• City Landfill Updates to Punch Card System
• Sheridan Woman Arraigned for Felony Theft Charge
• Wyoming Charter School Intent to Apply Window Now Open
• Senator Barrasso: ‘The Working Families Tax Cuts Will Ensure a Future of Prosperity’
• Tongue River Lady Eagles host Pine Bluff
• Budget Amendment #1
• Game and Fish Reports Major Poaching Cases and Angler Success in 2025
• CCRD to Offer Kids Basketball League
• Sheridan Woman Pleads Guilty to Multiple Crimes
• Sheridan Couple Named National Young Farmer Finalists
• City Seeking Volunteers for Snow Patrol
• Coding and Robotics Classes Offered
• Red Grade Road Restricted to Tracked Vehicles Beginning Friday Morning
• Jo Co Commission Approves Commission Appointments
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Consent to Assignment at Airport
• Buffalo Council Awards Contract for Water Tank Rehab Project
• Tongue River Fire District Crews Put Out Structure Fire In Parkman
• Human Remains Found Believed to be James “Bo” Galloway
• North Access Ready For Use
• SPD Leadership Discuss Use of Force
• Sheridan Commissioners Approve Board, Liaison Assignments
• Buffalo Council Approves Fuel Dispensing Agreements
• Jo Co Commission Approves City’s Petition to Board of Control
• Governor Gordon Recommends Removal of Weston County Clerk
• Wyoming Supreme Court Issues Abortion Ruling
• Wyoming Game and Fish Deputy Director Retires
• YMCA to Offer Nordic Skiing Course
• SARC Works to Support All Victims of Violent Crime
• Sheridan County GOP to Select County Assessor Candidates
• Senator Barrasso Celebrates Rural Healthcare Investments
• Sheridan County Board of Commissioners meeting January 6, 2026
• Buffalo Council OK’s Rezone, Minor Subdivision-Preliminary
• Sheridan County Commissioner Haswell to Serve as Chairman in 2026
• Novotny Retained as Johnson County Commission Chairman
• Cody Region welcomes Masco as new Lovell game warden
• SCLT Explore History: Dinosaurs and Tribal History
• Warrior for Good Takes the Helm at The Hub on Smith
• White and Black Hats Headline a Busy January at the WYO 
• Operations Discusses Coming Months at Lake DeSmet
• Sheridan Commission Ratifies License Agreements
• JCSD1 Special Meeting to Discuss School Board Restructuring
• Public Meetings To Be Held Regarding Rebuilding Several Roads Within Yellowstone NP
• Wyoming and Colorado Farm Bureaus Team Up for 2026 Young Farmers and Ranchers Conference
• Council Considers Certification Resolution for Proposed County Subdivision
• Family Day at Museum at the Bighorns
• Sheridan Commission to Elect Chairman, Set Board Assignments
• CEO Discusses JCHC Becoming Part of Rural Training Program
• Operations Gives Year-end Report on Lake DeSmet
• History: Regimental Bands on the Frontier
• Freeze Out 600
• First Day Hike at Fort Phil Kearny
• Museum at the Bighorns New Exhibit Now Open
• 10th-annual Resolution Run 5K
• Clearmont Residents Celebrate New Year’s Eve
• Fleet Replacement Plan
• SCLT working to conserve the history of everyday Sheridan families
• Applications for Game and Fish camps opened Jan. 1
• Wizard of Oz auditions at The Cowboy Carousel Discovery Center
• Christmas Tree Recycling
• First Day Hike at Trail End
• The full moon in January 2026, known as the “Wolf Moon,” photographed in north Sheridan Friday, Jan. 2, 2026.
• City Council Consider Budget Amendment
• G&F Enters Next Phase in Feedground Management Plans
• Museum at the Bighorns Family Day Jan. 2
• Local Nonprofits in Sheridan and Johnson Counties Awarded Over $76K in Grants
• 39th-annual Lake DeSmet Polar Plunge
• Jo Co Commission OK’s Tanachion Minor Subdivision
• JCSD1 Superintendent Discusses Enrollment, New Students
• Sheridan Commission Discharges Uncollectable Debts
• Classic Western Film Series: Films that Stay With You
• JCTA Open House Jan. 13
• 2025 Year-in-Review: Part Three
• Ramaco Foundation Supports Toys for Tots and The Food Group
• Top Stories of 2025: Honorable Mentions
• Visitors To Sheridan Media Website Help Determine Some Of The 2025 Stories Of The Year
• YMCA to Sell Camp Roberts
• 2025 Year-in-Review: Part Two
• Sheridan Media’s Look Back – Property Tax Excemptions
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Minor Subdivision
• Longmire Days Top Clicked-on Story for 2025
• Johnson County Year in Review, September through December of 2025
• SCLT on the Ridgetop and Gillispie Draw Natural Areas
• Top 2025 Events at Area Historic Sites
• Museum at the Bighorns Hosts Family Day
• Top Stories from Clearmont in 2025
• Sheridan Media looks back at most clicked on stories of 2025 – #3
• A Look Back on Crazy Woman Canyon Closing for Summer 2025
• Sheridan Commission Changes Hire from Clerk 3 to Clerk 1
• Johnson County Year in Review, May through August of 2025
• Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter give tips on keeping outside pets safe during cold weather conditions
• Sheridan Community Foundation Strengthens Local Giving Efforts
• Chamber Welcomes Balanced Bookkeeping
• Resource Allocation Support for Winter Rodeo
• History: Wild Wyoming Winds
• Johnson County Year in Review, January through April of 2025
• First Day Hike at Fort Phil Kearny
• Swishmas Showdown
• City Officials Discuss Fire Engine Purchase
• Dog and Cat Shelter Reports Strong Participation in Spay and Neuter Programs
• First Day Hike at Trail End
• Museum Announces January Closure Ahead of Grand Reopening
• New Year’s Eve Party in Clearmont
• Mountain Warriors RC-Public hosted Christmas Dinner
• USDA Forest Service Publishes Draft Tensleep Canyon Climbing Management Plan
• Clearmont Students Spread Holiday Cheer
• Frozen 5K
• Youth Riders Remember Fetterman Fight
• Jo Co Commission Approves Changes to Employee FBP
• JCHC Board OK’s Credentialing Requests
• Sheridan Commission Approves Ragsdale Vacation
• Generous Donor’s Actions Lead to Drawing for Once In A Life Time Experience
• Wyoming Super Tag raffle tickets make great stocking stuffers
• Chamber Board President Discusses Strategic Planning
• Hageman Announces Bid for Senate
• Begin the New Year with Family Day at the Museum at the Bighorns
• Jo Co Commission OK’s Catering Permit for Boots & Buckles Event
• JCHC CEO Reports on New Doctor, Foundation Director
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Contract for Indigent Burial Services
• SCLT and Graves Featured for Virtual Fencing Pilot Program
• Donovin Sprague Talked About Fetterman Fight
• WBC Survey Challenges Statewide Growth Myth
• After Strong Demand, Wyoming Childcare Provider Grants to Reopen in 2026
• Illinois Man Changes Plea in District Court for Role in National Theft Scheme
• Christmas light displays around town
• 3rd-annual Sheridan Firefighters Local 276 Toy Drive
• Cattle Hauler Tips Over On I-90 East Near Acme Exit
• History: Ice Skating in Wyoming
• Museum at the Bighorns Unveils Floor Plan
• Jo Co Commission Certifies Mineral Bankruptcy Fees
• Buffalo City Offices Closed for Christmas, New Year Holidays
• Sheridan Commission Appoints One to Predator Management
• Sheridan County Emergency Management Power Outage Alert
• Airport Manager on Projects and Schedule Changes
• Inquiring Minds Want to Know
• Listening Session Held on House System at SCSD#3
• Sheridan Man Sentenced to Prison for Sexual Abuse of a Minor
• The Importance of Volunteers
• Lummis Announces Decision To Not Seek Re-Election in 2026
• Warming Shelter Open in Story Due to Power Outages and Incoming Winter Weather
• PRECorp Returning Member Capital Credits
• Keeping it Local With Chamber Bucks
• Commissioners Remind Residents of Upcoming Property Tax Deadlines