News – Sheridan Media Johnson County’s Commissioners approved the renewal of county liquor licenses for 2023, except for two, which was explained to the commission by County Clerk Jackie Camino. Commission Chair Bill Novotny asked County Attorney Tucker Ruby about the county’s options concerning the two businesses that did not have their liquor

News – Sheridan Media State Senator Dave Kinskey (R-Sheridan, Johnson Counties), in his weekly talk with Sheridan Media from the legislative session, discussed the budget saying he is hopeful lawmakers can put away a substantial amount of money into savings. He also said he doesn’t feel there will be a lot of debate on the …

News – Sheridan Media The University of Wyoming reports that Wyoming Dementia Together (WDT), a statewide, nonprofit caregiver network operating through the UW Center on Aging (WyCOA), will continue its virtual programming on the topic of effective ways to communicate with a loved one living with dementia Wednesday, Feb. 22. The free public program titled

News – Sheridan Media The Advocacy & Resource Center’s largest fundraiser, Love Shouldn’t Hurt, will begin at 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 17, at the Ramada in Sheridan. The night will feature live music by the Dueling Pianos and Sidetrack.  While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse program Advocacy and Resource Center Executive Director Yvonne

News – Sheridan Media When WYDOT snow plow operators are out and about, pushing snow off of various highways, they have to follow certain priorities and not just plow any road they want to at any time. Most roads and highways have an average daily traffic count. The higher the number, the higher that road …

News – Sheridan Media SHOP DEALS NOW Looking for a sweet deal? Bid now on our Sheridan Media Sweet Deals Auction! We’ve got a variety of items and gift certificates up for grabs including: $50 Gift Certificates to Kilpatrick Creations $50 Gift Cards to Powder River Pizza $100 Play Voucher to the Sheridan Horse Palace …

News – Sheridan Media Among the bills that Governor Gordon signed into law on Wednesday (February 15th), two of them involve Wyoming’s Community Colleges. House Bill 28 raises the minimum cost of community college construction projects, which require approval from the Wyoming Community College Commission, from $100-thousand to $250-thousand. This

News – Sheridan Media U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) joined Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) in introducing the COVID-19 Vaccination Non-Discrimination Act to ensure that people in Wyoming receive the best health care possible even if they have not received the COVID-19 vaccine. Senator Lummis said she cosponsored the bill after reports surfaced that health

News – Sheridan Media BRONC / LADY BRONC HOOPS – The Sheridan high school basketball teams have two big games with the Gillette schools it all starts tomorrow at Campbell county, the girls varsity game is scheduled to start at 5:30 the boys game follow at 7:00 and we will have them live on KWYO …

News – Sheridan Media Governor Mark Gordon signed the first bills of the 2023 Legislative session during a public signing ceremony at the Capitol Wednesday. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. Bill Signings The first bill that was signed by Governor Gordon was SF 0023, the Court Supervised Treatment Programs Act. The bill transfers …