News – Sheridan Media Buffalo’s annual Free Chili Feed and Lighted Christmas Parade were both big hits thei past weekend, according to Buffalo Chamber of Commerce Board President Jennifer Romanoski. She said the chili feed, presented by Beta Sigma Phi again this year, is a great way to end a busy shopping day, and was …

News – Sheridan Media Johnson County’s Republican Central Committee considered five applicants interested in taking the county clerk position, which has been vacated by Kate Harriet, who won the election for the position and was scheduled to take the position in January, but has since withdrawn from the position. The five applicants; Jody Telkamp, Shann

News – Sheridan Media For the 5th time in 7 years, the Wyoming Cowboy Football Team is going bowling. The Pokes (7-5) have accepted an invitation to play in the Arizona Bowl in Tucson, Arizona on December 30th, 2022 vs. Ohio University (9-4). Kickoff is scheduled for 2:30pm Mountain Time UW has a 1-0 record …

News – Sheridan Media The annual Kendrick Mansion open house is being held this weekend at the Kendrick Mansion. A Sheridan tradition, the Holiday Open House is sponsored by the Trail End Guilds, Inc., and is always held the first full weekend of December. Sharie Shada, Superintendent talked about the event She said that 36 …

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News – Sheridan Media A large crowd filled the new expansion to the terminal building at Sheridan County Airport to see Santa arrive by airplane on Saturday Dec. 3. The Fly-In was presented by the Sheridan Pilots Association, and they provided hot cocoa with marshmallows and candy canes. Youngster also received a toy glider and …

News – Sheridan Media Visual Artist Emily Moores’ installation of “Enchantment” opens Thursday, December 8 at the Edward A. Whitney Gallery inside the Whitney Center for Arts at Sheridan College. On Thursday at 4 pm. Moores will talk about her creative process on Thursday at 4 pm, followed by a reception at 5 pm. This …

News – Sheridan Media For 93 years, the entrance of Pioneer Park, later named Kendrick Park after John B. Kendrick, was guarded by two bronze Komainu, or Japanese Lion Dogs. This is how Sheridan happened to be home to these majestic statues. The Sheridan Enterprise, May 7, 1919: Peter Neiter Makes City a Gift of …

News – Sheridan Media The Sheridan City Council at their regularly scheduled business meeting Monday night will be considering a bonus for non-EMS employees using unallocated American Rescue Plan Act funds. City of Sheridan Mayor Rich Bridger. Mayor Bridger Third and final reading of an ordinance regarding open space requirements for developers in

News – Sheridan Media The members of the Wyoming Senate and House of Representatives selected their respective leadership and finalized committee assignments for the 67th Wyoming Legislature following party caucuses Nov. 19 and 20. Members of leadership will be formally confirmed, and newly elected legislators will be sworn-in Jan. 10 beginning at Noon,