John C. Schiffer School Sheridan County School District #2 Superintendent Scott Stults announced early dismissal of Sheridan Schools for Friday, April 15. The following times will be used for schools in SCSD#2. Elementary Schools……………. 12:35 pm Sheridan Jr. High School/WP…… 1:10 pm John C. Schiffer…………………. 1:10 pm Sheridan High

As more and more electrical vehicles start to make their way onto the highways, WYDOT has been taking public opinion on how to accommodate those who will be driving a zero emission vehicle.  Wyoming will soon receive National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) formula funds to use to facilitate electric vehicle infrastructure development, especially

The Sheridan Economic and Educational Development Authority (SEEDA) has received the green light from Wyoming leaders to proceed with the next step of either expanding the business park on the north side of Sheridan, or build a new one elsewhere. Last week the State Loan and Investment Board approved a 20-thousand dollar grant request through …

This article first appeared on Cowboy State Daily. By Ellen Fike, Cowboy State Daily Inflation hit a four-decade high last month and for Wyoming residents, every purchase at the grocery store or fill-up at the gas station feels more and more daunting. The Consumer Price Index in March was 8.5% higher than one year ago, …

BRONC / LADY BRONC SOCCER – The Sheridan high school soccer teams host Thunder Basin tomorrow evening the Broncs will lead off the double header at 4:00 the girls game will follow. The Lady Broncs are coming off a weekend sweep of Cheyenne Central and East, Head coach Kevin Rizer says getting those two results …

Johnson County School District #1 is facing a substantial increase in transportation costs, caused mostly by the increase in fuel prices, which will eventually lead to an amendment to their current budget to cover those costs. At their meeting Monday night in Kaycee, board member Dave Belus asked if the $40,000 that was being considered …

The Wyoming Department of Education Child Nutrition Program has submitted a waiver request to the U.S. Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service to extend the current Community Eligibility Provision deadlines. The extension of the CEP deadlines is in response to the recovery of the pandemic to allow school districts time to collect the necessary

Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has appointed two new water superintendents. Gordon has appointed Josh Frederickson as the new Water Division III Water Superintendent and Cory Rinehart as Water Division I Superintendent. According to a media release from the Governor’s Office, Fredrickson replaces Loren Smith who retired after 12 years as Superintendent of

A 2017 Sheridan High School graduate has been named one of the best warriors in the state by the Wyoming Army National Guard. Earlier this month, Sergeant Tyler Holloway was named the top non-commissioned officer in the 2022 WY Army National Guard State Best Warrior competition. Nine other competitors from across the state came together …

The Sheridan County Commission has approved and accepted an amendment to an existing grant award agreement with the Wyoming Office of Homeland Security. County Administrative Director Renee Obermueller explained why the amendment was necessary. According to the amendment, the original agreement, dated January 10, 2020 was for roughly $36,000 including a