News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” Sheridan County YMCA Executive Director Liz Cassiday made an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, to alert parents that it is already time to start thinking about Fall Soccer. Registration for Youth Fall Soccer registration will end on Aug. 23.   L. Cassiday  Thanks to the generosity of

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is alerting the public that starting this year, all licensed sage grouse hunters will be required to carry a free, annual sage grouse hunting permit. This new regulation aims to enhance Game and Fish efforts to survey sage grouse hunters and gather valuable data

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” Downtown Sheridan Association Board President Kristin Herbst, Board Member and Wine Festival Co-Chair Lindsey Vredenburg and Executive Director Zoila Perry made an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse to discuss DSA events.  DSA’s most frequent event, 3rd Thursdays has been well attended this

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” On August 12, 2024, Pennie Vance, of the PRBRC (Powder River Basin Resource Council, announced that Randall and Linwood Tall Bull will return to Sheridan Food Forest to share more Northern Cheyenne native plant wisdom. The public is invited to attend the Northern Cheyenne Traditional Foods, Native Plant

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” Kim and Mary Kay Love were honored during the Collective Arts Festival for their unwavering support to Sheridan’s art community.  Sheridan Public Arts Committee (SPAC) Chair Greg Luhman announced that a plaque will be placed with a history and words honoring the Love’s dedication and support in

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce Program Development Director Teresa Detimore and Member Relations Director Bobbi Mitzel made an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse to talk about the upcoming Chamber Lunch Program. Chamber Lunch Programs are open to anyone in the community. Often, these

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” The last of three Sheridan residents involved in the kidnapping of a Montana woman in Colorado, will be spending the next couple of decades behind bars. Leo Vanbuskirk was sentenced to 25 years in prison followed by 3 years of parole, after he pleaded guilty to one charge of 2nd …