News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” At the May 8 Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce Luncheon held at the Historic Sheridan Inn, the program included updates from the Mayors and City Administrators from Clearmont, Dayton, Ranchester and Sheridan. There was also an update from the Sheridan County Commissioners, as well as presentations were

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” To celebrate Sheridan Wyoming’s first radio station, KWYO, we’ve been asking listeners to bring us souvenirs from the past 90 years.  After hearing this Steve Brantz shared a photo of him on the KWYO little league in 1967. Aaron Linden shared this story. Other things we’ve received include a

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” A Sheridan High School Assistant Principal was arrested earlier this week, but few details regarding the case have been made available to the public and media. According to an arrest report from the Sheridan County Sheriff’s Office, Jacob Meyer, who is a virtual learning assistant principal, was

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” The Brinton Museum in Big Horn has announced they will present the exhibition Wyoming’s Artist: Harry Jackson, opening in the S. K. Johnston, Jr. Family Gallery on May 18. Jackson, Wyoming artist, cowboy folklorist and musical performer, was born April 18, 1924 in Chicago Ill. He died in 2011. This

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” Wyoming Game and Fish Department Public Information Specialist Christina Schmidt made an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse to speak on Wildlife Habitat Management Areas. C. Schmidt  Once open to the public, people use these areas for recreation, fishing where applicable and shed hunting.  C.

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” The Sheridan affiliate of The National Alliance on Mental Illness Vice President Rita Geary and board member Dr. Victor Ashear made an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse to speak on the recently formed chapter and invite the public to join the conversation and an upcoming walk.  It all began

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” The Johnson County Tourism Association (JCTA) and the Wyoming Outdoor Recreation, Tourism and Hospitality (WORTH) Initiative of the University of Wyoming will be offering a free Hospitality Training program on Tuesday, June 4, in the Fraley Room at the Johnson County Library in Buffalo. The program is

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” At their Tuesday meeting, the Buffalo City Council set the mill levy for fiscal year 2024-25. Mayor Shane Schrader read the Resolution. Property taxes collected by the county are distributed to the city and town governments through the requested mill levies. According to City Clerk Julie Silbernagel, the

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” The Johnson County Commission discussed accepting funds to fight problem gaming in the county from the Wyoming Department of Health. According to County Prevention Specialist Bill Hawley, there will be an estimated budget item concerning these funds, explaining that last year there was roughly $300,000

News – Sheridan Media {“value”:” An application to change the name of a road in a county subdivision was discussed by the Sheridan County Commission during their regular meeting this week. The landowners in the Beaver Flats Subdivision submitted the request to change the name of Horsefly Road to Quiet Drive. County Planner Mark Reid