Bighorn National Forest recreation managers will be hosting a series of six public forums to collect input on dispersed camping management.   The Forest Service is asking the public to join them anytime during the meeting and come and go freely as there will be no formal presentations. The intention is to create conversations around dispersed …

During a time when it was almost unheard of, Sheridan area benefactor Edward A. Whitney willed most of his estate to establish Whitney Benefits Inc., creating the first educational foundation in Wyoming. The Whitney Benefits student loan program provides interest-free student loans to Sheridan and Johnson County high school graduates for not only university

The tradition of hoedowns in rural American culture reaches back to the founding of the US with fall festivals to celebrate the harvest season. These were celebrations that allowed families to gather and honor the hard work and skills of the American farmer.  The 6th Annual Farm to Table & Hoedown keeps with that tradition, …

Wyoming Attorney General Bridget Hill announced that the State of Wyoming is joining a nationwide Anti-Robocall Litigation Task Force of 47 states to investigate and take legal action against the telecommunications companies responsible for bringing a majority of foreign robocalls into the United States. This bipartisan nationwide Task Force has one goal:

TRACK AND FIELD – This evening Sheridan high school will be hosting an all-comers track meet it’s a fund raiser for two year old Caysn Cates from Buffalo who is battling leukemia. The meet is for all ages with several different events registration starts at 5:30 the cost is five dollars per event and you …

A bid award for the purchase of new refuse and recycling containers was an item of consideration at Monday night’s Sheridan City Council meeting. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. Refuse and Recycle Containers The City of Sheridan provides curbside refuse and recycling services for approximately 6,800 residential and 848 commercial

On February 7, 2022, the Sheridan City Council approved a resolution establishing a committee to evaluate potential use of the Cook Ford Building at 103 North Gould Street. In 2018 the City purchased the property and in 2019, the building was evaluated for structural integrity. In 2020, the Downtown Development Authority began evaluating the Cook …

Results from the 14th annual Dayton Days Mile Run on Saturday, July 30th. The time is next to each name. 1. Garett Avery 4:25 2. Caleb Vollmer 5:30 3. Lyla Marney 5:53 (first female) 4. Cash Lofgren 5:54 5. Sydney Settles 6:00 6. Grace Perkins 6:15 7. Matt Iames 6:16 8. Kipton Guptill 6:21 9. …

deana harragarra waters and her granddaughter, Stella, pour dirt around a newly planted tree In yesterday’s story about the All -American Indian Days tribute, the caption under the above photo incorrectly referred to Stella as deana harragarra water’s daughter. Stella is harragarra’s granddaughter. Sheridan Media regrets the error. Read More

Susan Barrett poses with the three quilts that are being raffled off. The Tongue River Valley Quilt Club members create lap quilts for cancer survivors. Susan Barrett, Teri Laya and Diane Cherni, of the group, had a booth at Dayton Days. The Quilt Club is raffling off three quilts this year, and the winners will …