News From SheridanMedia.com Buffalo’s acting police chief, Captain Garth Nicholas, recently gave the monthly October report to the city council, saying officers have been busy helping with community events. Nicholas also said there were just over 1,000 incidents in the city and that dispatch had handled nearly 3,600 phone callsduring the month. The ACO

News From SheridanMedia.com Updated subdivision regulations and fees have been approved and accepted by the Johnson County Commission, after months of work by the Planning Commission. County Planner Jim Waller explained the changes to the commission at their last meeting. Waller said fees had not been raised in 15 years, and the Planning Commission felt

News From SheridanMedia.com The next Museum at the Bighorns History After Dark lecture series will be held beginning at 6 p.m on Nov. 11. The subject for this After Dark lecture will be The Fur Trade, Art, & American Bison to be presented by Donovin Sprague.  Sprague is currently a history and political science instructor …

News From SheridanMedia.com Recently we have been enjoying one of Wyoming’s more pleasant seasons, a time known as Indian Summer.  Temperatures have been in the 60’s and there is very little snow to be found. Although the wind blows through Wyoming like a cyclone during this time, the roads are usually dry. That is one …

News From SheridanMedia.com Kelly Betz displays some of her Weeping Willow apparel Warm fall weather helped to make the Annual Clearmont Holiday Shop Hop on Friday and Saturday a success. All vendors felt the event went very well this year. Peggy Roadifer, Windrose Pottery and one of the founders of the event, which is in …

News From SheridanMedia.com Free Our Faces, a group of Sheridan parents who are against the mask mandate at SCSD#2, have filed a lawsuit in Federal District Court against SCSD#2 School Board of Trustees, as well against Governor Gordon, and the Wyoming Department of Health. Shelta Rambur, Tiffany Leimback, and a host of other parents, filed …

News From SheridanMedia.com STATE VOLLEYBALL – The Big Horn Lady Rams are the 2021 class 2-A state volleyball champs, Sheridan Media’s Kevin Koile has the championship wrap up. The Tongue River Lady Eagles tournament ended in the consolation semi final losing to Moorcroft. STATE SWIMMING / DIVING – The Sheridan Lady Bronc swimmers and divers …

News From SheridanMedia.com To be the champs, you got to beat the champs. The Big Horn volleyball team wouldn’t have it any other way, but it came with some late drama. Leading 2-sets-to-none (set 1 was 25-22 and set 2 was 25-23), the Lady Rams saw their advantage disappear, as Sundance would show why they …

News From SheridanMedia.com The Bull Pen Minor Subdivision near Ranchester was approved by the Sheridan County Commission at their recent meeting. According to County Planner Mark Reid, the applicants propose the creation of a minor subdivision on an un-platted 11-acre property for two single-family lots. The Planning & Zoning Commission also voted 3-0

News From SheridanMedia.com Johnson County’s Commissioners have passed a resolution amending their 2021-22 budget to show the transfer of grant funds from the Wyoming Department of Homeland Security. The amount of the amendment is $22,633. In an earlier meeting, County Emergency Management Coordinator Marilyn Connolly explained that she had applied for