News – Sheridan Media On February 6, 2023, at approximately 6:30 AM, a 57-year-old Sheridan County resident was reported to the Sheridan County Sheriff’s Office as being overdue from his snowmobiling trip in the Bighorn Mountains.  The reporting person had last made contact with the subject via cellphone at approximately 4:15 AM, where the subject

News – Sheridan Media Love could be in the air, and scammers are hoping that some people are looking for love in all the wrong places. With Valentine’s Day 1 week away, the AARP as well as law enforcement is warning those looking for love and companionship on-line, regardless of age, to be careful not …

News – Sheridan Media There were two recognitions Monday night, Feb. 6, at the SCSD#2 Board of Trustees meeting. Leslie Haberkern, food services manager, talked about the food service staff, saying she had 35 employees who have collectively 115 years of experience. She talked about how important they are to the students. She added that …

News – Sheridan Media Mark Bergman At the February 6 SCSD#2 Board of Trustees meeting around 15 people signed up to speak, most talking about their concerns about the books in the school libraries. The first speaker was Julie Weitz, retired librarian at SCSD#2 spoke about the book controversy. She worked for SCSD#2 for over …

News – Sheridan Media DENVER BRONCO FOOTBALL – Sean Payton is returning to the sideline after a year in the broadcast studio. the Super Bowl winning head coach of the New Orleans Saints will work one more week for Fox Sports as an analyst at the Super Bowl before diving into his new job as …

News – Sheridan Media At their regular meeting Tuesday the Buffalo City Council is expected to pass Ordinance No. 1413, which amends city code under offenses concerning contact with wildlife within the city limits on second reading. Mayor Shane Schrader, after the first reading of the Ordinance, explained the amendment further. Also on the agenda …

News – Sheridan Media State Representative Bary Crago (R-Johnson, Sheridan Counties), in his weekly legislative update interview with Sheridan Media on Friday, talked about the supplemental budget discussions that were happening in the legislature, saying he expected lawmakers to put a lot of money into savings. It was just a matter of which accounts they

News – Sheridan Media One-Percent applications for funding from the city and county are due in three weeks. Applications will be taken until 5 p.m. on Tuesday, February 28, and can be turned in to either the Johnson County Commissioner’s Office, or Buffalo City Hall. Both the city council and county commission will take the …

News – Sheridan Media State Senator Dave Kinskey (R-Sheridan, Johnson Counties) spoke with Sheridan Media last week from the legislature and talked about the status of educational funding and bills lawmakers are working on this session. He said traditionally education in Wyoming has been well funded and will continue to be in the foreseeable future.

News – Sheridan Media Making its way through the legislature, Senate File 151, sponsored by Wyoming District 05 Senator Lynn Hutchings, is an Act relating to the insurance code and regulating specified actions by pharmacy benefit managers. While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse program, Sheridan based pharmacist Dr. Matthew Meyer told