News – Sheridan Media A Master License Agreement and License Agreement have been approved by the Sheridan County Commission for a water line installation for a residential property on County Road 119 a/k/a Dry Ranch Road. The Master License Agreement is for the purpose of laying, constructing, maintaining, operating, and doing all necessary work in

News – Sheridan Media Sheridan County’s Commissioners have approved a Resolution for the vacation of a portion of County Road 85, a/k/a Rapid Creek Road. County Engineer Ken Muller gave more details on the proposed vacation. Muller added that the county had performed minimal maintenance on the gravel road in the past, but it is …

News – Sheridan Media The Annual Fall 14-16 Shop Hop was held on November 7 and 8 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Clearmont. There were new vendors as well as many returning vendors. Amy Rowe, Clear Creek Recreation District Director, is one of the event organizers and one of the vendors as well. …

News – Sheridan Media The Johnson County School Board will consider the Wyoming School Board Association (WSBA) Resolution at their regular meeting Monday night, to decide whether or not to recommend passing at the WSBA Annual Conference later this month in Casper. There are three items for consideration, Special Education Placement Reimbursement;

News – Sheridan Media Sheridan County’s Commissioners considered a Lessor’s Consent to Sublease between SAR, Inc. and Wyo Wheels & Deals, LLC. Airport Manager Robert Gill gave details on the proposed agreement. The agreement is for one year beginning November of 2025 and running through October of 2026, with an option to continue the agreement

News – Sheridan Media The Buffalo City Council considered Resolution No. 1423 on third and final reading, which would grant a non-exclusive permit to Clarity Telecom, LLC d/b/a Bluepeak, for the construction and operation of a cable system within the Buffalo City Limits. No comment was offered by the council, and they voted to pass …

News – Sheridan Media Recently, the Sheridan Community Land Trust moved the old streetcar, Ol’ #115, to the Big Goose Natural Area to be protected and restored. Ol’ #115 is the only remaining car from the Sheridan Trolley System that was in effect in Sheridan until 1926. In this history piece, which first appeared on …

News – Sheridan Media The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce Lunch Program will feature a presentation by Whitney Benefits, Executive Director Erin Kilbride.  Chamber Lunch Programs are open to anyone in the community. Often, these programs feature speakers and presenters that offer an insight to various industries or public leaders that address various

News – Sheridan Media A piece of Sheridan’s history made its final trip down Main Street on Thursday, November 6. Streetcar Ol’ #115, which is the only one known to still exist in Sheridan, left its former home on Higby Road. Since the streetcar line was ended in 1926, this year marks 100 years since …

News – Sheridan Media The University of Wyoming has announced the institution of higher learning celebrated its 11th annual Giving Day from noon Thursday, Oct. 23, to noon Friday, Oct. 24. According to UW, during the 24-hour event, 9,271 donors contributed more than $4 million in support of UW colleges, programs, and student organizations. This …