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• Measles Case Confirmed in Natrona County
• A dedicated team keeps the WYO Rodeo running 
• The Union Pacific Railroad and the Bozeman Trail Program Held
• The WYO Rodeo’s other riders: vet team keeps animals in top shape
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Outlaw Subdivision Preliminary Plat
• Buffalo Council Approves Requests for Klondike Rush
• Jo Co Library Director Gives Update on Kaycee Project
• Chamber Welcomes Sheridan Auto Spa
• Governor Gordon Appoints Keith Kautz Attorney General
• 34th Annual KARZ Club Car Show and Veteran Resource Fair
• Spring saw increases at Advocacy and Resource Center
• Lack of officials puts future Sheridan football programs at risk
• WYO partners with Montana Shakespeare in the Parks for performances of ‘As You Like It’
• Senators Barrasso, Lummis, Release Statements on ‘Big Beautiful Bill’
• Chamber Welcomes Lil Bee’s Bohemian
• Gillette Man Sentenced to Federal Prison for Drug Trafficking
• Sheridan Man Arraigned on Felony Theft Charge
• Buffalo Council Approves Buffalo Kiwanis Event Requests
• Jo Co Commission Makes Museum Board Appointment
• Sheridan Commission OK’s WYDOT Transportation Grant Application
• Clearmont Day 2025
• New Book out in Clearmont Backward Glance Series
• Volunteers needed to fill the roles of townsfolk during the Tournament of Knights
• Seventh Annual Untapped Homebrew Festival July 5
• Channel Catfish thrive in Kinnear Pond, offering great summer fishing opportunity
• Sheridan County Issues Reminder on Fireworks Safety
• Buffalo Celebrating July 4th with Community BBQ Event
• Sheridan Commission OKs NOIs to Vacate on 15th Street
• Recreate Responsibly on Independence Day
• Secretary Gray Files Motion to Dismiss Federal Lawsuit
• History: Unusual Pets in the Past
• Sheridan County to Consider Grant Application for Transportation Plan
• Buffalo Council OK’s All But One Request for Longmire Days
• Sheridan Commission Accepts Amendment to EMS Agreement
• Illinois Man Sentenced in District Court for Role in National Theft Scheme
• Sheridan/Johnson County Unemployment Numbers Increase In May 2025
• News from District Court
• Sheridan County Sheriff Urges Caution Ahead of Fourth of July Fireworks
• Experts and neighbors share information during Facing the Fire Workshop and Field Day 
• Auditions for Civic Theatre Guild’s “Twelve Angry Men”
• Sanders to Sign Newest Backward Glance Book
• Statehood Day Celebration Kicks Off America’s 250th Anniversary at the Wyoming Capitol Square
• Dates Still Open for Trail End White Glove Tours
• Sheriff urges caution as scammers target online shoppers with fake product websites
• Governor announces winner of Wild Bison Raffle
• Buffalo Main Street Project Update for June 25
• JCHC Board OK’s Capital, Fiscal Budgets for 2026
• Sheridan Commission Makes Appointments to Parks & Recreation Board
• Special Exemptions Resolution
• SOS Announces Top Election Integrity Attorneys for Defense of Landmark Proof of Citizenship Bill
• Winter Count Program at Fort Phil Kearny
• A Sheridan couple’s legacy of public service will live on through new UW professorship 
• Local 501(c)(3)s awarded $80K in grants, allowing nonprofits to thrive in Sheridan and Johnson Counties
• Wyoming loves the library
• The Hub Announces Leadership Transition
• Lummis, Barrasso, Hageman Introduce Legislation to Accelerate Critical Wyoming Infrastructure Projects
• Jo Co Commission Approves Public Health Agreement
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Public Health Preparedness Grant
• Evans Named as New Principal at Buffalo High School
• Sheridan WYO Rodeo 2026 Royalty Named
• Printing Making on the Plains Rescheduled
• Anastacia Graves uses crown to champion domestic violence awareness
• Keeping the furry family members cool in the heat
• New WY Army National Guard Maintenance Shop In Sheridan Is Now Operational
• Sheridan Man Arraigned on Multiple Charges
• Rally to Stop Public Lands Sale is Thursday
• JCSD1 Board Approves Paying Insurance Premium
• Buffalo Council OKs Animal Shelter Contract for FY2025-26
• Sheridan Commission Approves Resolution for NOI to Vacate
• Gillette Man Sentenced to Federal Prison for Defrauding the U.S. Government
• Jo Co Commission Schedules Special District Budget Hearings
• Buffalo Council Updated on Outdoor Pool, Cemetery Creek Construction
• Sheridan Commission Makes More Board Appointments
• Joey Leone returns to the Fulmer Library to perform and talk on the British Invasion
• An evening out with friends could help save lives 
• Museum at the Bighorns is open and looking for help
• Lieutenant Sanders Promoted to Patrol Lieutenant
• UW to Showcase New Agricultural Research at Sheridan Field Day July 1
• Renewal Contract
• History: The Story of Hugh Glass
• Relive the Old West: Take a Wagon Ride with Moon Hitch
• Sheridan Commission Tables Decision on Penrose County Road
• Liquor License Approved for New Owners of Buffalo Theater
• Johnson County, Clear Creek Irrigation Reach Leiter Ditch Agreement
• Operating Agreement
• Clearmont Historical Group Receives Grant
• Sheridan Region to host public meeting to discuss Chapter 52 proposed regulation changes
• Facing the Fire Field Day Working Lands Workshop Part II: June 24
• FAA-mandated mass casualty drill at Sheridan Airport gets positive review
• Wildfire Awareness for Property Owners
• Chamber Welcomes Sheridan Fly Rod Company – Joey’s Fly Fishing
• Sheridan College’s Broadway Musical Theater Intensive presents “WORKING, A Musical”
• Kemmerer Resident Catches Record Tiger Trout
• Sheridan College Hosting 2025 Computer Programming Camp
• Fishing Restrictions In Effect In Yellowstone National Park
• Sheridan County Commission intensifies focus on invasive grasses
• City of Buffalo pleased with WYDOT progress
• Jo Co Commission Awards Second Year Scholarship
• Buffalo Council Approves Funding Application for Sidewalks
• Members Appointed to Sheridan Historic Preservation Commission
• Powder River Basin Trout Unlimited Chapter gifts SCLT $15K for stream habitat
• Four Wyoming Organizations Receive Community Challenge Grants from AARP
• Bighorn Trail Run Participants Not Deterred By Damage Caused By Elk Fire
• SCLT Explore History Featured Big Red Complex at Ucross
• Story Hatchery and Sheridan Region fisheries update
• SPD leadership address event planning
• Buffalo adopts new water rate
• Chamber Welcomes Bob Giurgevich Victory Garden
• Jo Co Commission OK’s Letter on Forest Roadless Rules
• Buffalo Council Adopts 2025-26 Budget
• Sheridan Commission Denies Vacation in Downer Addition
• Sheridan WYO Rodeo Parade Entry Deadline is Approaching
• Hunger Relief Partnership Allocates Funds to Nonprofits in Wyoming’s 23 Counties
• Y and Century 21 BHJ invite every child to soccer event
• SCLT Backyard BBQ presented by Eliason Financial and First Federal Bank and Trust
• June’s Jentel Presents invites community to keep cool
• Cow Moose Shot and Killed in Confrontation with Angler in Bighorn National Forest
• Chamber Welcomes Sheridan Community Foundation
• Sheridan VA Announces Interim Executive Director
• Sheridan Memorial Hospital To Get Another MRI Unit
• Buffalo Main St. Project Update for June 17
• Jo Co Commission Makes Board Appointments
• Sheridan Commission Awards Scholarship, Rewards Employee
• Buffalo Council to Consider Budget Bill’s Third Reading
• Jo Co Rural Healthcare District Adopts 2025-26 Budget
• JCSD1 Board Adopts Concealed Carry Policy First Read
• Game and Fish report on JC Weed Bounty program
• AIS Plants interrupt water sport and recreation
• SMH and Foundation give “Growing for You” campaign update
• Bird Walk and Printmaking at Fort Phil Kearny
• Lummis Earns Defender of Limited Government Award, Ranked as 5th Most Conservative Senator
• Code Amendment Ordinance Clears Final Hurdle
• Budget Resolution Adopted by City Council
• Sheridan Commission to Fill Board Positions
• Buffalo Chamber Updates City Council on Summer Happenings
• JCSD1 to Host Meeting, Forum Concerning New Principal at BHS
• History: Rosebud Battle Happened on June 17, 1876
• Budget Resolution on Council’s Agenda
• SCSD#3 Board Hears Comment on Concealed Carry
• Seventh Annual Untapped Homebrew Festival
• WYG&F ask public to leave baby animals alone should they find them
• E-bike and scooter operators: maintain lithium batteries 
• Arraignment Proceedings Temporarily Suspended
• Clearmont Town Council Meets with Wyoming Business Council Members
• WYO Rodeo Boot Kick Off July 8
• Yellowstone National Park Reports Busiest May On Record In 2025
• US Army Corps of Engineers Chief to visit Sheridan
• WYG&F invite current students and recent graduates of conservation to Wyoming Collegiate Conservation Symposium at Whiskey Mountain
• WYDOT Update on Buffalo Main Street Project for June 12
• JCSD1 Board Approves Employment Reports
• Buffalo Council Approves Modified Fair & Rodeo Parade Route
• WYDOT Maintenance Crews to Start Seasonal Paving Operations in Campbell County
• Prison Sentence Handed Down for Man Charged with Property Destruction
• Crow Blessing Highlights Museum at the Bighorns New Site Preview
• “Look twice, save a life”
• Artists discuss Sheridan’s newest art installation
• Game and Fish invite families to Kids Fishing Day
• Chamber Welcomes Renatus Exteriors
• WYDOT Buffalo Main Street Update
• Buffalo PD Makes Arrest in Case Concerning a Juvenile
• Sheridan Commission Considers 1% GPET Fund Requests
• BLM Oil and Gas Lease Sales in Wyoming Generates Over $9 Million in Revenue
• Repeal of Gun Free Zones
• SCSD#2 Board Discusses Several Topics
• Sheridan’s Kamari Barth: first to represent Wyoming in prestigious chess invitational 
• WHP Captain asks public to use caution as they begin to utilize the Bighorn Mountains
• Wyoming Wildlife Calendar Photo Contest closes June 16
• Sher Co Commission Backs FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Application
• Sheridan Commission Recognizes Employees
• Buffalo Council OK’s Blacktooth Subdivision Preliminary Plat
• Barrasso Highlights Senate GOP Growth Agenda
• Pretrial Conference Held in District Court for Sheridan Woman Charged With Multiple Felonies
• New Jersey Man Gored By Bison In Yellowstone National Park
• Registration for 3rd Thursday fast approaching
• SCLT Backyard BBQ presented by Eliason Financial and First Federal Bank and Trust
• SCSO Active Investigation into Missing Person James “Bo” Galloway
• Jo Co Commission Accepts PHO Contract
• Buffalo Council Gets Update on ‘Dump Days’
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Fire Mitigation Services Contract
• Chamber Welcomes Midway Auto and RV- Sheridan
• Sheridan Media Wins 13 Awards At 2025 WY Association Of Broadcasters Convention
• WYDOT Warns Public of Texting Scams
• Budget Discussions
• History: The Two Mrs. Carringtons
• Sheridan Commission Ratifies Catering Permits For Brinton Events
• Buffalo Council Awards Retail Liquor License
• Jo Co Commission Approves Minor Subdivision
• Small and Attractive Equipment Update
• Emergency Drill Held at Sheridan County Airport
• Shell Falls Interpretive Site Closed For The Rest Of 2025 And Possibly All Of 2026
• Senator Lummis Applauds Trump Administration’s Investment in Abandoned Coal Mines
• Utility Easement Vacation Approved by City Council
• Sheridan PD Chief asks for diligence on Sheridan streets
• Wyoming outdoor recreation grants generate over $36 million in economic activity statewide
• Alleviate anxieties of becoming a new parent with a little help from a large YMCA partnership
• Sheridan County Land Trust to Host Open House
• Barrasso: Republicans are Defending Americans’ Second Amendment Rights
• New Forge the Future Gate Unveiled at Fairgrounds
• YMCA and Century 21 partner for large soccer themed event for whole family 
• Back where they honed the Craft
• SCLT will Explore What Remains of Monarch?
• Jo Co Commission OK’s Resolution Defining Lake DeSmet Operations
• Buffalo Council Approves Pool Concessionaire Agreement
• Sheridan Commission Ratifies Law Enforcement Agreement With BHNF
• Summer Meals by SCSD#2 and the Food Group
• Wyoming Outdoor Recreation Grants Generate Over $36 Million in Economic Activity Statewide
• SPD asks public for any possible footage of fatal incident
• Bridge construction keeps Crazy Woman Canyon closed for summer
• New Commercial Fishing Boat Advisory Board to hold second meeting
• SEEDA Progressing On Phase II Of Sheridan High Tech Business Park
• Camino Named Buffalo’s Voting Delegate for WAM Conference
• Sheridan Commission Ratifies Bond and Oath, Catering Permits
• Buffalo Council Passes Budget Ordinance Second Reading
• Krinkee Park Resolution
• New Horse Stalls To Be Built At Sheridan Agripark And At Sheridan College Outdoor Arena
• Dead Swede Bike Race Reaches Milestone
• Sheridan HS Grad Working On Affordable Housing Development Project In Downer Addition Area
• The Woolworth Building will house Sheridan’s history and display its values 
• WYO PLAY to present ‘Oliver! JR.’ this June
• City Code Amendment Ordinance Moves Forward on Second Reading
• Motion Hearing
• Hot Air Balloon ‘Hot and Bothered’
• Needs increase as some funding sources become shaky at the Hub
• June 7 is Annual Free Fishing Day 
• SC Weed and Pest to begin fog applications of Bti
• ‘Confluences’, a Ucross Sound Walk, Available June 6
• Rezone Ordinance Approved on First Reading
• History: Oregon Trail Part 2
• Tongue River High School 2025 Graduation
• Big Horn High School 2025 Commencement
• Collective Arts Festival
• Visitor Spending In Wyoming Increased In 2024
• Park Dedication on Council’s Agenda
• SCLT Announces Upcoming Explore History Programs
• DSA Designated As a 2025 Accredited Program by Main Street America
• Collective Arts Festival Lineup Announced
• Big Horn Volunteer Firefighter Recovering After Fall During Structure Fire
• New UW North Hall will house students in fall semester
• Emergency Management seeking volunteers to assist with mass casualty exercise
• Several Wyoming hunting applications due June 2
• 2025 Sheridan Christmas Stroll Button Design Contest submissions due by June 6
• Wyoming State Capitol Hours Extended for Summer
• Professional Services Agreement
• Clearmont Council Holds Public Hearing on Water Line Replacement
• Chamber Welcomes Mystic Tree Farm
• SCSD#2’S Music Program Receives National Recognition
• WyGISC LiDAR Data Portal available for public use
• Summer Reading Program will kick off with messy art
• Powder River Fence Initiative rebranded launch to support ranchers and wildlife
• SPD Investigating Pedestrian Fatality
• Cheyenne Welcome Day at Fort Phil Kearny
• Utility Easement Vacation
• Sheridan/Johnson County Unemployment Numbers Drop Nearly 1% In April 2025
• Buffalo Council Adopts 2024 International Building Codes
• Sheridan Commission Appoints Viewer on Two Vacations of Property
• Buffalo Designates Portion of Washington Park as Historical Dog Park
• William Kimbrough “Kim” Love
• Ucross To Launch “Confluences” at Founder’s Day
• Governor Gordon Appoints Interim Attorney General
• Game and Fish Announces 2025 Landowners of the Year
• Rezone Request
• Discovery Session will educate plant identification
• JCSD1 Enrollment Drops Slightly from April to May
• Buffalo Council Approves Mayor’s Board Appointments
• Resolution on Regulation Changes for Height of Objects Near Airport Passed by Sheridan Commission
• Sewer Inflow and Infiltration
• Sheridan High School Graduation 2025
• Governor Gordon Completes Review of Complaints Against Weston County Clerk
• Clearmont To Hold Town Hall Meeting Regarding Meade Avenue Water And Distribution Line Replacement Project
• History: Oregon Trail, Part One
• John C. Schiffer Graduation 2025
• Remembering Kim Love: Visionary Founder, Philanthropist, and Community Champion
• Eaton’s Horse Drive Leaves Leiter
• Sheridan Memorial Hospital Foundation Receives $25,000 Pledge From O’Dell Construction
• 2025 Eaton’s Ranch Horse Drive Taking Place On Sunday, May 25th
• Chamber Welcomes Foundations for Living Whole, LLC
• City of Sheridan mosquito prevention
• Sheridan County Sheriff asks public to slow down in construction zones
• Sheridan County Man Sentenced to Prison for Felony DUI
• Lummis, Hickenlooper Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Promote Safe Space Exploration
• SCSD#2 Holds Special Meeting to Discuss Concealed Carry
• JCSD1 Facilities Projects Set to Begin Shortly
• Sheridan Commission Ratifies Temporary Use Permit Application
• Buffalo Council Approves $6K for Chamber Visitor’s Center
• Champion Kane Funeral Home Memorial Day will celebrate the lives of those who served 
• Grizzly Bear Relocated To Yellowstone National Park Area
• Volunteers needed to help honor those who served
• US Highway 14A To Open For Summer 2025 Traveling Season
• SPD take part in “Click It or Ticket”
• Sheridan Commission Approves Quarry Permit Extension
• Jo Co Commission OK’s Amendment to Treatment Court Funding Contract
• Buffalo Council Passes Budget Ordinance on First Reading
• Buffalo Mayor invites Sheridan residents to visit Buffalo Municipal Pool 
• SCLT Volunteer Fence Pull at BGNA May 31
• Chamber Welcomes TA Ranch
• Bighorn National Forest Personal Firewood Permits Available Online
• Sheridan County’s Portion of Red Grade Road Fully Open to Wheeled Vehicles
• New Councilman Sworn in at Clearmont
• Phorge Makerspace is inviting girls to learn how to code 
• Prevention efforts already under way to combat mosquitoes
• Jentel Presents May’s cohorts
• Riverstone Park Two Subdivision Two Final Plat
• Beartooth Highway And Dunraven Pass To Open For Summer 2025 Traveling Season
• Jo Co Commission Allocates Funding for Chamber Visitor’s Center
• JCSD1 Board Approves Classified Staff Renewals
• Sheridan Commission Awards Scholarships for 2025
• Chamber Welcomes Professional Biker Rodeo Association
• Forest Service asks public to respect Crazy Woman closure
• SMH BHU Psychiatrist working to change perspectives about mental health
• Work at North Heights to continue this Summer
• Sheridan Commission Ratifies SAWS License Agreements
• JCHC Board Ratifies EKG Machine Purchase
• JCSD1 Board Recognizes Special Olympian
• Secretary Gray Tours State Penitentiary
• American Energy Dominance
• Firefighters Contract Approved by City Council
• Ribbon Cutting at Fort Phil Kearny
• Sheridan Commission to Work Light Agenda Tuesday
• Buffalo Council Approves Councilman’s Absence
• Farris Named JCSD1 Teacher of the Year
• Job And Payroll Numbers Increase In Sheridan County In Fourth Quarter 2024; Johnson County Job Numbers Drop
• History: Some Interesting Facts about “Old Glory”
• Asbestos Removal Inside Old Acme Power Plant Building Resumes
• Celebrate Small Business Month
• SC Planner advices public on best time to get involved
• AARP ShredFest Sheridan
• Wyoming Delegation Seeks to to Reform the Endangered Species Act
• SCSD#3 Names Two Employees of the Year
• Border Security
• Council to Consider Firefighters Contract
• Unplug: Birds of the SCLT Big Goose Natural Area
• WYDOT Buffalo Main Street Update for May 15
• Buffalo Council OK’s Green Waste Contract Amendment
• Crazy Woman Canyon to Close for Summer
• Amsden, Bud Love, and Ed O. Taylor WHMAs now open
• AARP: Property Tax Relief deadlines are approaching
• Food-Conditioned Grizzly Bear Trapped and Killed in Yellowstone National Park
• Bozeman Trail Focus of Talk at Fort Phil Kearny
• Barrasso, Coons Introduce Bipartisan Expanding Seniors Access to Mental Health Services Act
• Senator Lummis Discusses Recent Inflation Rates
• Game and Fish encourage public participation regarding proposed changes to regulations 
• Help to unearth the past this Saturday
• JCSD#1 Employment Report for May 12, 2025
• Council OK’s Variance for Buffalo Community Rink Event
• Sheridan Commission Ratifies BLM Right-of-Way For Red Grade Road
• Billionaire Reid Rasner Makes Supply Donations To Sheridan VA Medical Center
• Ucross Founder’s Day to be Held on May 31
• Senator Lummis Discusses Senate Confirmations
• Barrasso Honors Wyoming Law Enforcement During National Police Week
• Krinkee Honored During National Police Week Memorial Events in Washington DC
• JCSD1 Board Votes in New Members
• Mather Peak Subdivision Near Buffalo May Still Happen
• Sheridan Commission Appoints Appraisers in Penrose County Road Issue
• Sheridan College offering in-state tuition to everyone
• The High School Art Gala at SAGE
• Jorgensen promoted to WHP Captain
• Clearmont Day 2025 To Be Held on June 28
• Chamber Welcomes Makenna Ellerman at Prudential
• DSA shares initial survey results
• Under Construction
• Chamber Welcomes Anova Med Spa
• Gatchell Investigating Adding Solar Panels
• Muller Appointed Viewer in Rapid Creek Road Vacation
• Buffalo Council Votes to Set Mill Levy for 2025-26
• Governor Mark Gordon to Discuss Federal Energy Policy
• Final Manual Snowpack Readings For 2025 Look Good For Tongue River Basin/Not So Good For Powder River Basin
• Brushstrokes Through Time
• Tick Blitz 2025
• Wyoming Veteran’s Welcome Home Day Celebration
• Jo Co Commission Ratifies Letter of Support for US House Bill
• Muller Appointed Viewer in Vacation of 14th Street in Downer Addition
• Buffalo Council Names May 16 as Arbor Day
• History: How the Civil War Contributed to Sheridan’s History
• Chamber Welcomes RTR Automotive Studio, LLC
• A-C School Amazing Shake Contest Winner Named
• World premiere play reading and community building event at The Neltje Center
• Connect Sheridan – efficient city services
• Signal to be installed at Brundage Lane and Bighorn Avenue
• SCSD#2 Seeks Input on Concealed Carry Policy
• Tensleep Canyon Climbing Closures
• Lummis Introduces Bill to Protect Firefighters and Communities from Wildfire Threats
• Upcoming Events at Trail End Historic Site
• Museum at the Bighorns to Dedicate Gollings Statue
• AIS watercraft check stations open in Sheridan Region
• Mill Park reopen for recreation 
• Sheridan Commission OK’s Viewer of Downer Addition Vacation
• Jo Co Emergency Management Requests Courthouse Closure for Training
• Buffalo Council Tables Passing of Building Code Ordinance
• Scammers prey on support for law enforcement
• Chamber Welcomes Blush & Co. Salon
• Another Successful Trees for Trash and Spring Landfill Day
• Save the Date: Fort Phil Kearny New Addition Ribbon Cutting
• Bears wake in Sheridan Region
• Florida Man Gored By Bison In Yellowstone NP
• National Police Week remembers those who fell in the line of duty
• Grateful hands needed to place flags
• Lummis, Barrasso Host Veteran’s Telephone Town Hall with VA Secretary Doug Collins
• Cooperative Agreement Reached Between WYDOT and the City of Sheridan
• Sheridan Man Arraigned on Multiple Charges
• WYDOT Buffalo Main St. Update for May 8
• Jo Co Commission OK’s Lake DeSmet Amendment to Agreement
• Buffalo Mayor Proclaims May 6-12 as Nurses Week
• The knights return to Sheridan 
• SCLT invites public to take a tour of Big Goose Natural Area
• Governor Gordon to Speak at Wyoming Veterans Welcome Home Ceremony at The Hub on Smith
• Arvada-Clearmont hosts first Amazing Shake Competition
• Barrasso Honors Military Appreciation Month
• Sheridan Man Sentenced to Prison for Aggravated Assault and Battery
• Buffalo Council Adopts Comprehensive Plan
• Jo Co Commission OK’s City/County Cleanup Days, Awards Scholarships
• Sheridan Commission Approves Rezone Request
• Wyoming Driver Licenses, ID Cards are REAL ID Compliant
• 2025 Clearmont Spring Shop Hop
• Keystone Awards – May 8
• Champion Kane Funeral Home Memorial Day event to honor local service members with ceremony 
• WDH warns of tick season 
• Buffalo Council to Adopt Comprehensive Plan
• JCSD1 Board Gets Facilities Update
• CEO Reports JCHC Named Four-Star Hospital
• 2025 Interim Committee Topics Finalized
• City of Sheridan 2024 Audit Review
• Sheridan County Man Rescued After Tractor Accident
• Jo Co P&Z to Review Minor Subdivisions, Lake DeSmet PUD
• Sheridan Commission to Appoint Appraisers, Viewers at Tuesday Meeting
• Move-in to New JCHC Clinic Area Pushed Back For Modifications
• Audit Review and Pool Update on Council’s Agenda
• History: Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Began This Month in 1883
• Steve Hanson Honored as SCSD#1 Teacher of the Year
• Public comment open for Wyoming State Wildlife Action Plan revisions
• Sentencing Hearing Held for Man Charged With Felony Theft
• Life presentation and dedication ceremony for a Sheridan artist cowboy
• Food Group Announces New Executive Director
• SCA tournament May 2-4
• WYO PLAY to present “Close Call” story slam
• JCSD1 Board Approves Procurement Requests
• WYDOT Reports Few Changes on Buffalo Main Street Project
• JCHC Board OK’s AHCC Rate Increase
• SC YMCA seeking male camp counselors
• Senator Lummis Discusses President Trump’s First 100 Days
• SCTG presents the season finale “Harvey” 
• Cody Region welcomes new South Cody game warden
• Landowners Learn About Leafy Spurge Control
• Hidden Hoot Volunteer Night moves to new night
• BOCES Board Hires Goni as Business Manager
• Jo Co Library’s Annual Book Sale This Weekend
• Buffalo Council Announces Budget Meeting Dates
• Trees for Trash and Community Cleanup Day
• Bighorn Jazz Orchestra to celebrate new music and a new name on May 2
• Governor Gordon Discusses Recent Trade Mission During Virtual Media Event
• 2025 Annual Highway 14/16 Spring Shop Hop
• National Pet Month first opportunity for reduced vaccinations
• Updated fencing guide for landowners available through Game and Fish
• 2nd Annual Sheridan Gem and Mineral Show May 3
• Hospital Board to Discuss Amie Holt Rate Increases
• JCSD1 Board OK’s Leadership Governance Directive
• Business Owner Brings Concerns Over Sidewalks to Buffalo Council
• Barrasso Marks 100 Days of Promises Kept
• Sheridan Woman Arraigned for Drug Distribution
• The Phorge of imagination
• Museum embraces wide open spaces in design plans
• Chamber Welcomes Catering by Bino’s, Bino’s Corner and Wholesale
• Sheridan Airport Board to Have Special Meeting Friday
• VOA Gives Update to Jo Co Commission
• BPD Chief Praises Dispatchers During Celebration Week
• Landowners Asked to be Alert for Grasshoppers
• G&F Commission Completes Season Setting, Approves Several Regulation Changes
• Wyoming Community Foundation Open Chess Tournament
• 2025 Pavement Maintenance Project
• Flood Watch Issued For Sheridan County And Big Horn Mountains – Monday, April 28, 2025
• Many Birds Seen at Ucross Bird Walk
• SCWP to Hold Meetings Concerning Leafy Spurge
• JCSD1 Board Approves Certified Staff Positions for ‘25-26
• Bruner to Give Presentation on New Book to Historical Society
• Work on Buffalo’s Main Street Project Moving North of Fort Street
• History: Arbor Day
• Stock Stars of Rodeo
• WY US Representative Hageman Visits Sheridan VA Medical Center
• Bronc Vineyard Honored with Spirit of Sport Award
• Time to register for a summer of Science Kids
• Wyoming Game and Fish urges public to help protect outdoor access from vandalism
• Sheridan County Urges Flood Preparedness
• Chamber Welcomes Paws on Main LLC
• Ignite Conference 2025 is heating up
• Incident in Buffalo Leads to Federal Sentence for Transient
• Listening Session Held About Renovating A-C Gym
• WYDOT Buffalo Main Street Project Update for April 23
• Buffalo Council Passes City Code Ordinance Second Reading
• Resident Addresses Sheridan Commission on Government Spending
• Oliver Jr. the 2025 Spring Youth Musical Auditions
• Pilot programs within Sheridan County Library System promote reading readiness
• Many 2025 Notice of Assessments should contain exceptions 
• Secretary Gray Expresses Disagrees With Federal Court Injunctions of President Trump’s Executive Orders
• Wildfire Restoration Grants Forecasted for May Deployment
• Housing Needs Assessment
• Greenhouse Ribbon Cutting at SCSD#3
• Government Affairs Director for the Wyoming Wildlife Federation speaks against the sale of public lands
• Commercial Fishing Advisory Board to hold first meeting in May
• Summer plans underway at The Sheridan County Library System
• JCSD1 Board Approves Employment Report for April
• Sheridan Commission OK’s License Agreement, Release of Mortgage
• Buffalo Council Approves Green Waste Contract
• Unemployment Rates In Sheridan/Johnson Counties Drop In March 2025
• Portion of Red Grade Road Open to Wheeled Vehicles
• Budget Season
• Clearmont Council Discusses Well #3
• Join Science Kids and SCLT as they welcome the Great Blue Herons back to Sheridan
• Help SCLT discovery history, in Sheridan’s backyard
• Game and Fish proposes six instream flow water rights to protect native trout
• WYDOT Study Identifies Roundabout as Preferred Solution for Big Horn Y Intersection
• Jo Co Commission Approves 1% Fund Requests
• City of Buffalo Accepts State Grant Award Agreement
• WYDOT Buffalo Main Street Project Latest Update for April 21
• Federal Funding for UW’s Manufacturing Works Renewed for Fiscal Year
• Wasserburger honored to be serving Sheridan
• Sheridan County Clerk Announces Budget Meetings
• JCSD1 Board Approves Superintendent’s Recommendation on Guns
• Buffalo Council Passes Water Rate Ordinance on Third Reading
• McCalla Sentenced to Prison
• Rooted in Wyoming Seeks Volunteer Program Developer
• Governor Gordon visits deployed Wyoming National Guard Troops overseas
• Turk Named Special Education Director of the Year
• GPET Service Agreements Approved by City Council
• Clear Creek Recreation District Easter Egg Hunt
• BHS Bonfire Approved by City Council
• Jo Co Commission Approves Juvenile Justice Lease Agreement
• JCSD1 Board Sets Mills for Rec Board, BOCHES
• Jentel welcomes Spring residents
• Spring is a good time to view sage-grouse
• Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum History Conference returns to cover Wyoming and WWII 
• City Council to Consider GPET Service Agreements
• History: Many Sheridan County Men Join Navy in 1917
• New Display at Clearmont Historical Center
• 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