The Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter staff, leadership and board members recently attended a strategic planning retreat to develop a clear vision of direction for the future.  While appearing on Sheridan Meida’s Public Pulse program, Director Jill Moriarty told listeners what motivated her to develop a more refined strategic plan; it all began with a

April is Sexual Assualt Awarness Month. This is an annual campaign observed throught the US to bring awareness to sexual assualt and inform and educate the public on sexual assualt prevention.  The Sheridan Advocacy and Resource Center is actively participating in this nationwide campaign. While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse program Advocacy

A number of appointments to county boards were approved by the Johnson County Commission at their recent meeting. Dave Belus was reappointed to the Lake DeSMet Advisory Board as the landowner representative. Michael Whitaker was also approved to the advisory board as the commercial representative. No applications were submitted for the irrigator

Proposed changes to the final plat of the Freedom Ranch Conservation Design Subdivision have been approved by the Sheridan County Commission. The changes to the final plat were explained by County Planner Mark Reid. Reid said the Planning & Zoning staff had reviewed the request and had recommended approval. Commissioner Terry Cram spoke before the

At their regular meeting this month, the Johnson County Rural Health Care District Board approved an agreement that will split the current medical director’s duties and contract into two separate agreements with different directors for Buffalo and Kaycee. The proposed agreement will have Dr. Mark Schueler continue as the medical director for Buffalo EMS

U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis is seeking answers about what she referred to as the Biden Administration’s infringements on the Second Amendment rights of people in Wyoming. Lummis and a group of 25 senators wrote a letter to Bureau of Alcohol, Firearms and Explosives Acting Director Regina Richardson requesting an explanation for changes to the ATF’s 

Now that Wyoming Governor Gordon has ended the statewide Covid-19 Public Health Emergency, some things can go back to the way they were within the Northern Wyoming Community College District. Recently the District’s Board of Directors removed emergency powers from President Doctor Walter Tribley. Among the things he was allowed to do was make adjustments

This article first appeared on Cowboy State Daily By Wendy Corr, Cowboy State Daily Thirty years ago, Craig Johnson did two things that would change his life – he began building his ranch at Ucross, and he wrote the first two chapters of what would become a huge hit book and television series. “I had …

Vivian Ramsey and Mayor Rohrer Clearmont Town Council met on Monday, March 21, with several items on the agenda. Mayor Rohrer reported that he was interviewed by Hugh Cook from Wyoming PBS, who is working on a documentary featuring Clearmont. Rohrer said that Cook asked him where he wanted to see Clearmont going. “I’m not …

A Sheridan High School Track and Field athlete has made the “jump” to the collegiate level. Preslee Moser has signed her letter of intent to compete as a high jumper and triple jumper at Colorado Mesa University. In the high jump, she was the state runner-up this year and last year and was 4th last …