Recent rains combined with snowmelt have become too much to handle in Yellowstone National Park. As of 11am Monday (June 13th), every entrance to the park has been closed, and visitors have been evacuated due to substantial flooding, rockslides and mudslides on roadways, from recent unprecedented amounts of rainfall and flooding. A media release from

Sheridan Media is the winner of two awards this year from the Association of Community Publishers Awards were announced last Thursday, June 9, 2022. One of Sheridan Media’s websites, www.sheridanmedia.com, received an award – first place for best Digital/Web Innovation. Sheridan Media’s Facebook and Instagram profiles took first place in Best Use of

TROOPER BASEBALL – The Sheridan Troopers dominated in sweeping a double header from Evanston winning 11-1 and 10-0 their record now stands at 19-5 overall. The pitching was outstanding with the Troopers staff giving up only one hit one the day, here’s Head coach Ben Phillips. And he said they needed to play well as …

Johnson County will now participate in the Welcome Home Wyoming program for home ownership, after the county commission voted to approve a Resolution in support of the program. Commission Chair Bill Novotny explained the program further during the commission’s recent meeting. Novotny said there was a request presented to the county for participation in

The Buffalo City Council has approved a liquor license transfer and a lease agreement for a city-owned property. The transfer is for a retail liquor license from Timberline Hospitalities, LLC d/b/a Hampton Inn and Suites to Safari Timberline Hotels, LLC d/b/a Hampton Inn and Suites Buffalo. Also approved was a lease agreement on city-owned property …

Law enforcement from Buffalo, Johnson County, and the Wyoming Highway Patrol apprehended a suspect in a vehicle pursuit that ended with the subject escaping on foot in the area east of Buffalo on Highway 16. In a release from the Buffalo Police Department, at approximately 12:05 p.m. on Thursday, June 9, the Johnson County Sheriff’s …

A woman accused of intentionally providing wrong information in the search for a missing Irish hiker in Grand Teton National Park, has been banned from the park and ordered to pay restitution. Heather Mycoskie, 40, must stay out of the park in northwestern Wyoming for five years and pay $17,600 under a deferred-prosecution agreement, park …

On June 16th at 6:00 p.m. at Kearney Hall, the FPK/BTA (Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association) will present, A History of Native American Languages and Introduction to the Arapaho Language: Presentations by Professor Andrew Cowell, University of Colorado, and Wayne C’Hair, member of the Northern Arapaho Language and Culture Commission, and a native

Back when the internet didn’t exist, TV and Radio were the dominant sources when it came to covering live events. One former Sheridan Media sports director says it was those days in his youth, that inspired and motivated him to get into the sports media world. Tim Ray, who worked at Sheridan Media from 1980 …

Sheridan College will soon have a course that could be considered to some as relaxing. Beginning fall semester the college will have a Massage Therapy program, which can be completed in 2 semesters. A college spokes-person says the course has been on hold for 2 years, and will prepare students to take the Massage and …