News – Sheridan Media The Sheridan County YMCA Swim Lessons teach skills that children will take with them and use throughout life.   Sheridan County YMCA Executive Director Liz Cassiday said the confidence gained with independence in the water is priceless. With a new Aquatics Director, the Y offers lessons from ages 6 months – 14 …

News – Sheridan Media Coordinated by the Chamber’s Ag & Natural Resources Committee, Lunchtime Conversations on Open Spaces is an informal series of open conversations for Sheridan County residents to address issues, share ideas, and learn more about the land in the Sheridan Region.  This year, Lunchtime Conversations on Open Spaces focused on

News – Sheridan Media Downtown Sheridan Association Executive Director Ziola Perry and Board Member Kristin Herbst made an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse to announce the first Downtown Easter Egg Hunt.  Beginning at 11 a.m. Saturday April 19, participating downtown businesses will be hiding Easter eggs throughout their stores. Perry said

News – Sheridan Media Sheridan High School “We the People” team returned from Washington, D.C. on April 13, and according to SHS social studies teacher Michael Thomas, the SHS Team Unit 1 won the unit award. “What does this mean? That out of 48 Unit 1’s from across the nation, our unit was the highest …

News – Sheridan Media The Chamber welcomed new member Bookkeeping by Melissa with an Ambassadors’ ribbon cutting on Monday, April 7, 2025. A QuickBooks Online Pro Advisor, owner Melissa Jelly provides bookkeeping services for businesses, ensuring streamlined financial processes, accuracy and compliance. For more information about Bookkeeping by

News – Sheridan Media According to the Federal Trade Commission, in 2024, Americans lost $12.5 billion to various forms of fraud and scams, which was a 25 percent increase from the 10 billion lost in 2023. During a recent appearance on Public Pulse, Sheridan County Sheriff Levi Dominguez addressed the issue of scams and said …

News – Sheridan Media The Wyoming Department of Transportation’s Buffalo Main Street Project is progressing, according to a release from WYDOT. As of Friday, downtown Main Street is open from Fort Street to the north side of the Clear Creek Bridge. Motorists should watch for lane closures and flagging operations between Fetterman and Angus Streets