The original High Tech Business Park in north Sheridan is close to running out of available space. What started as a 38½ acre park in 2010, is down to about 4½ acres today. Robert Briggs who is the SEEDA (Sheridan Economic and Educational Development Authority) Administrator explains what property still remains. Robert Briggs “We have …

Sheridan County’s Commissioners have ratified the bond and oath for Sheridan County Fair Board Treasurer Brittany Gorzalka. According to suretybonds.com, government agencies require individuals to get bonded before being sworn into some public offices involving the handling of public funds. The bonds guarantee that officials will perform duties according

The cities of Sheridan and Buffalo showed significant population increases from 2020 to 2021, according to statistics released by the US Census Bureau. As of July 1, 2021 Sheridan showed a population of 19,095 while Buffalo’s population sat at 4,469. Afton showed the highest percentage of growth with an increase of 2.3%, while Buffalo had …

Helaine McRae and Beth Leahy with the HUB on Smith, Sheridan’s local senior center, were recent guests on our talk show Public Pulse to discuss services the organization offers to the senior community. McRae talked about the many things people can do at the HUB. In addition to the fun activities, the HUB offers a …

Two Sheridan High School athletes from the recently graduated class of 2022, have been named as two of the most outstanding and accomplished Wyoming High School athletes, during their high school tenure. Carter McComb and Texas Tanner have been named finalists for the boys version of the 2022 Milward-Simpson award. The award is named after …

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On Saturday, June 4, during a speech delivered at its inaugural Founder’s Day, Ucross announced the public launch of a $5 million capital campaign timed to coincide with the 40th Anniversary of the famed artist residency program, which first welcomed artists in 1983. “For nearly 40 years, Ucross has provided artists with the rare and …

Sheridan Police say a burglar made off with a number of copper construction materials from a construction site. A media release from the Police Department says sometime Sunday afternoon (June 5th), the burglar forced entry into a secure job site on the Sheridan College campus, by cutting the locks on a gate. The burglar then …

Bill Belcher, Jim Nelson, Susan Miller, Sharon Dynak and Mike Plank The Inaugural Ucross Founders Day to honor Raymond Plank was held on Saturday June 4, with over 175 people attending from around the area. Attendees came from Billings, Rapid City, Lander, Casper, Gillette, and Sheridan. Caitlin Addlesperger, communications and special events manager had

Could it be that Donald Trump may have sold his soul to the devil? It appears he traded his soul for eternal youth.  Why? Because a man of his age and physical build should not have his energy. He behaves like an athlete 20 years younger than his 75 years. In two weeks, he will …