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Sheridan Man Sentenced in District Court

A Sheridan man was sentenced in Fourth Judicial District Court Thursday. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details Sentencing Hearing At a change of plea hearing on June 2, Jacob Cousineau, pursuant to terms of a plea agreement reached with the State, pleaded guilty to the charges of  felony aggravated assault and battery and misdemeanor …

August 11, 2022

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Traffic Signal on Coffeen Avenue to Be Upgraded

The Wyoming Department of Transportation Commission recently awarded a $647,000 contract to Advanced Electrical Contracting, Inc. of Sheridan to upgrade a traffic signal on Coffeen Avenue. Funds for the project came from the Highway Safety Improvement Program. Work on the signal located at Coffeen Avenue and Lowell Street, which is a non-typical five-way

August 11, 2022

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Paintrock Road Reconstruction Work Underway

Reconstruction on Paintrock Road, Forest System Road 17 in the Bighorn National Forest is underway. According to the Forest Service, the contractor is currently installing culverts and working tree clearing along Paintrock Road. Road reconditioning and aggregate placement will also occur. During culvert installation, two hour delays can be expected. The

August 11, 2022

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Mud Pottery Festival Saturday in Buffalo

The Johnson County Arts & Humanities Council is hosting their Mud Pottery Festival this Saturday in Buffalo’s Crazy Woman Square. The event will feature pottery wheel demonstrations; public tries at pottery, both wheel and hand build; polymer clay for kids; contests and prizes; vendor booths; and pottery for sale. The event will be from 10 …

August 11, 2022

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Cemetery Board Names Zorbas as Vice-president

The Johnson County Cemetery District Board has voted to approve the nomination of John Zorbas as vice-president of the board. During their meeting this week, Chairman John Hanson brought up the subject and nominated Zorbas for the position, which the board then approved. Hanson has been the president since he was elected in April, when …

August 11, 2022

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New West HS Sees Increase in Students, Adds Frosh

Johnson County School District’s New West Alternative High School has seen an increase in enrollment for the fall semester, according to Principal Dr. Mike Hanson. Dr. Hanson gave a brief report to the school board at this week’s meeting, saying that current enrollment at the school sits at 32 students, which makes a full building. …

August 11, 2022

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Sheridan County Employees Recognized by Commission

The Sheridan County Commission has recognized two employees this month for their many years of service to the county. Commission Chair Lonnie Wright made the announcement at the commission’s last meeting. Recognized was Tempe Rawlings for 15 years of service as administrative support in the Sheridan County Sheriff’s Office. Also recognized was Tibby

August 11, 2022

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WYSAC results find Cheney nearly 30 points behind Hageman

University of Wyoming’s Wyoming Survey and Analysis Center poll finds that Wyoming Republican primary candidate Harriet Hageman is leading incumbent Liz Cheney by nearly 30 points in the primary race for Wyoming’s lone seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. According to UW, the survey was conducted July 25 – Aug. 6, yielding 562 responses …

August 11, 2022

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G&F: Now is the time to prepare for hunting season

Hunting season is right around the corner, with some early archery seasons opening on Sept. 1. Wyoming Game and Fish say it’s a good time to start preparing.  While appearing on Sheridan Meida’s Public Pulse program Wyoming Game and Fish Department Sheridan Region Public Information Specialist Christina Schmidt suggested hunters should begin checking

August 11, 2022

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Sheridan City Council members: cost a priority in contract consideration

In May of 2022 the Sheridan City Council approved a notice of termination of the contract with Rocky Mountain Ambulance after City Attorney Brendon Kerns said the current contract is not meeting the needs of the city or the service and the notice of termination was necessary so that the City could move forward with …

August 11, 2022

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