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G&F: Keyhole, Glendo watercraft will be inspected before launching

In response to the confirmation of zebra mussels being present in Pactola Reservoir in South Dakota, the Wyoming Game and Fish reports two popular Wyoming boating locations are changing their protocols for watercraft inspections to protect waters from this aquatic invasive species.   These changes, instituted by the Game and Fish Department and Wyoming

September 30, 2022

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Tongue River and Big Horn Football Teams Prepare For Torrington And Wheatland

Tongue River took care of business last week at home vs. Newcastle, by a score of 30-to-7. Eagle Coach Steve Hanson says the team played well and they’re not letting the fact that they’re still undefeated get to their egos. Steve Hanson TR hosts Torrington in a 2 o’clock game this afternoon. Hanson says so …

September 30, 2022

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Sheridan Woman Honored in Magazine

Amy Albrecht, Sheridan, was recently interviewed in the Wyoming Business Report, Wyoming’s Only Statewide Business Journal, for inclusion in their special publication, Women of Influence 2022. She joined eight other influential Wyoming women, including Wyoming’s First Lady Jennie Gordon. The nine women who were featured make up the whole supplement and

September 30, 2022

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Sheridan College Rodeo This Weekend/Rain Could Dampen Play On The Football Field

College Rodeo: It’s a big sports weekend in Sheridan County and not just on the high school football fields…it’s also going on at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds Today, tomorrow and Sunday, Sheridan College hosts the Pat Hamilton Memorial Rodeo. This is stop number 3 of 10 in the college rodeo central rocky mountain region. Half …

September 30, 2022

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Main Street Closure

Main Street from Coffeen Avenue to 1st Street in Sheridan will be closed temporarily this weekend due to a Wyoming Department of Transportation striping project. City Administrator Stu McCrae made the announcement at the City Council’s recent study session. Hanns Mercer McCrae said the intent of the contractor is to have the striping done by …

September 29, 2022

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Karl Allred Of Evanston Appointed As WY Secretary Of State

Wyoming has a new Secretary of State, but he’ll only be on the job for about 3 months. Governor Mark Gordon has appointed Karl Allred of Uinta County to the position.  He will hold the position until January 2nd, 2023 and replaces Ed Buchanan, who resigned earlier this month, after being appointed a District Court …

September 29, 2022

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Barrasso: America’s Western Forests are Facing a Wildfire Crisis

U.S. Senator John Barrasso (R-WY), ranking member of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources (ENR), delivered remarks at a legislative hearing  Thursday to examine and receive testimony on a number of forestry related bills. Barrasso’s bill, the Promoting Effective Forest Management Act of 2022, was discussed at the hearing. Barrasso

September 29, 2022

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Democratic Nominee for Superintendent of Public Instruction Talks Education

Democratic nominee for Wyoming Superintendent of Public Instruction Sergio Maldonado Sr. took part in the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs Committee candidate forums this week in Sheridan. Maldonado was asked what would be top priority as superintendent if elected to office. Sergio Maldonado Sr. During closing remarks, Maldonado talked

September 29, 2022

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Pumpkin Festival Saturday in Crazy Woman Square

Buffalo’s annual Pumpkin Festival will be happening Saturday in Crazy Woman Square. The annual event is organized and presented by the Wages Group and Farm Bureau Financial Services. Kristy Harriet, Legal Assistant with the Wages Group, said organizers truly enjoy presenting the festival. Pumpkin carving and painting, as well as games and prizes will be

September 29, 2022

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Ag & Natural Resources Educator Gives Report to County Commission

The Johnson County Commission received an update on what’s been going on with the University of Wyoming’s Extension Office, specifically from Agriculture & Natural Resources Extension Educator Micah Most. He said he has been busy this summer, attending several field days in nearby counties to learn from reasearchers and producers there about

September 29, 2022

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