News From SheridanMedia.com In the fall of 2020, Sheridan College launched its Computer Science Pathway Certificate program after Senate Enrolled Act 48 required school districts in the state to offer computer science classes, increasing the demand for computer science teachers. All Wyoming school districts are required to begin teaching computer science at

News From SheridanMedia.com The Buffalo City Council has approved Mayor Shane Schrader’s recommendations for appointments to local boards during their regular meeting this week. Ashley Hughes and Sean Durrant were both approved to five-year terms on the Buffalo Housing Authority. The Buffalo Pool Board now has Mike Miller, Jeff Shelley, and Kris Thiele

News From SheridanMedia.com The Sheridan County Commission has approved the Oakley Acres Minor Subdivision after reviewing the application at this week’s meeting. County Planner Mark Reid explained that Daniel and Laurie Roberts filed a subdivision permit for a property located about two miles southwest of the City of Sheridan. No comment was offered

News From SheridanMedia.com The Classic Western Series of movies will begin this Sunday at the WYO theater. The annual event is organized by Gene Sturlin, who was a recent guest on Public Pulse, and he tales about the first movie in the series Bite The Bullet, which will be hosted by a well-known local personality. …

News From SheridanMedia.com A bill has been filed with the Wyoming Legislature for the upcoming budget session that will protect lands surrounding the State Veterans Home and Skilled Nursing Facility in Buffalo and two other sites in the state from commercial mineral development. Johnson County Commissioner Bill Novotny, while a recent guest on our talk

News From SheridanMedia.com Yellowstone National Park officials say twenty of the park’s renowned gray wolves that roamed from the park, have been shot by hunters in recent months — the most killed by hunting in a single season since the predators were reintroduced to the region more than 25 years ago. Fifteen wolves were shot …

News From SheridanMedia.com One former Sheridan High School Football player has a chance to help his new team win a national championship, while another will be cheering them on. Freshman Running Back Garrett Coon plays for the Montana State Bobcats and the team is in the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision National Championship Game this coming …

News From SheridanMedia.com This story first appeared on Cowboy State Daily By Wendy Corr, Cowboy State Daily A group of fourth grade students in Worland has gotten a glimpse of the future. This fall, West Side Elementary School fourth graders got the chance to collaborate with Space Force, a new division of the United States …

News From SheridanMedia.com Tempe Javitz In 2019 This month’s Sheridan Community Land Trust (SCLT) Explore History Program will feature Tempe Javitz, the granddaughter of Jessamine Spear Johnson who was an early photographic artist in Wyoming & Montana. It will be held on Jan. 11, 10:30 a.m. at The Hub on Smith. Jessamine was the oldest …

News From SheridanMedia.com Fences are normally used to mark property lines, or to contain livestock among other things. However some things can’t be contained, resulting in damage to the fence, so one Sheridan area nonprofit group is trying to install something new. This summer the Sheridan Community Land Trust will be launching a wildlife friendly