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Chamber Welcomes Black Withers Equine Bodywork LLC

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce welcomed new member Black Withers Equine Bodywork LLC with an Ambassadors’ ribbon cutting Wednesday, July 29, 2026. Black Withers offers professional equine bodywork to improve comfort, mobility, performance and recovery. They provide personalized, hands-on care

August 4, 2026

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Sheridan/Johnson County Unemployment Rates Decrease In June 2026

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” Unemployment rates for June in Sheridan and Johnson Counties are below where they were compared to both the previous month and to the same time in the previous year. The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services says the statewide seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for June 2026 was at 3.2%, which is

August 4, 2026

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Rezone of Cloud Peak Ranch 15-A Filing Approved on Second Reading

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” The Sheridan City Council at their Monday night business meeting, gave second reading approval of ordinance 2303-26, rezone of Cloud Peak Ranch 15-A Filing. City Planner Kelly Schroeder said the applicant is requesting a rezone from B-1 Business District to a Planned Unit Development to allow for

August 4, 2026

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Woodchuck Road 226 is Temporarily Closed

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” To improve fisheries habitat and repair damage from erosion, bridge and culvert work is occurring on Woodchuck Forest System Road 226 in the Bighorn National Forest. According to information from the Forest Service, a section of the road at Willett Creek is closed due to heavy equipment and the removal

August 4, 2026

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Council Approves Ownership Transfer of Small Section of Road in North Sheridan

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” The Sheridan City Council met for their first regular business meeting of August Monday night. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. Council Approves Ownership Transfer of Small Section of Road in North Sheridan Sheridan County owns interest in property that contains East Kooi Street, also known

August 4, 2026

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JCHC Board Approves Credentialing Report

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” The Board of Trustees for the Johnson County Healthcare Center voted to approve the Credentialing Report for the month of July during their recent meeting. Chief-of-Staff Dr. Brian Darnell was asked if the Credentialing Committee had any concerns with the list of those up for re-appointment. The report

August 3, 2026

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Buffalo Chamber Announces Parade Winners

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” The Buffalo Chamber of Commerce released the winning floats from the 2026 Johnson County Fair and Rodeo Parade, presented by the Buffalo Chamber of Commerce. The awards from the August 1 parade were: Taking First Place overall was Carlat Construction/ Loren Carlat. Second Place went to Blue Ribbon 4-H.

August 3, 2026

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History: Idaho Bank that Cassidy Robbed Still Stands

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” In 1896, Butch Cassidy and two other members of the “The Wild Bunch”, Elzy Lay and Bob Meeks, robbed the Bank of Montpelier, Idaho, in board daylight. The building that once housed the bank still stands today, and is a private museum dedicated to Cassidy and the daring daylight bank …

August 3, 2026

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Lightning starts multiple in the Clearmont Area

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” Saturday morning, August 1, Anita Bartlett, Public Information Officer trainee on the Lumen Fire, stated in a news release that on Friday a lightning storm moved across the region starting multiple fires north of Clearmont, near the junction of the SR-Buffalo and Passaic Roads. Two fires were quickly

August 3, 2026

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New Poll Question 8/3/26 

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” Do you support the proposal to establish a Sheridan County Senior Citizen Service District with a maximum property tax levy that does not exceed two mills. For a $400,000 home, a one mill levy amounts to just under $3.17 per month or $38 per year. Vote Here If you want more information …

August 3, 2026

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