News – Sheridan Media Sheridan County’s Commissioners voted to approve and accept an agreement with the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) for funding to begin planning for a 2026 project on County Road 139, East Ridge Road. County Engineer Ken Muller gave the details to the commission at their Tuesday meeting, saying the board had …

News – Sheridan Media On May 12, the WYO Performing Arts & Education Center and Civic Theatre Guild will present the WYO/CTG Co-Production of Noises Off. While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse program, local theater director Dan Cole said his fourth production, Noises Off, has been the most rewarding but also the most challenging …

News – Sheridan Media Welcome to the Weekend Sports Wrap Podcast, this week James starts off the show with a reflection on Steph Curry’s greatness after the best Game 7 performance of all time, and how Curry has become one of the most influential basketball players in the game’s history. Then a recap of two …

News – Sheridan Media Every May, the nation observes Older Americans Month. Each year a theme is chosen, this year’s theme is Aging Unbound. As Americans age, the time required to perform the typical household chores can become longer as the ability to lift, push a vacuum, and complete other tasks becomes more difficult with …

News – Sheridan Media The Wyoming Department of Transportation is reminding residents, businesses, and realtors in the Sheridan region that placing signs along the roadways, on traffic poles or fences along state and federal highways is prohibited by state statute.  Wyoming statute (W.S. 24-10-104) states that outdoor advertising must meet certain

News – Sheridan Media In about two years, The Wyoming Army National Guard will no longer have to take their vehicles to the other side of the Big Horn Mountains for maintenance. Members of the Sheridan area Guard have broken ground on a new 31-thousand foot plus vehicle maintenance shop, or VMS, that will be …

News – Sheridan Media A judge in Montana temporarily blocked a new rule Monday (May 1st) that would have required physicians in the state to provide prior documentation showing that an abortion is medically necessary before the state’s Medicaid program will authorize payment for the procedure. District Court Judge Mike Menahan wrote that his order

News – Sheridan Media The SCSD#2 recognized student athletics, Skills USA Winners, and scholarship recipients at the Monday, May 1, board meeting. Several teachers and staff were also recognized by the board for their awards. Bob Hanchett, Carol Reed was named certified staff person of the year; Devon Johnson was named SCSD#2 Teacher of the …

News – Sheridan Media TROOPER BASEBALL – The Sheridan Troopers get right back on the field tomorrow evening as they have added a game to their schedule, they will play a single nine inning game with Casper first pitch is at 5:30. We will have the game live for on KWYO 14-10 AM and 106.9 …

News – Sheridan Media The Sheridan City Council met for their first regularly scheduled business meeting of May Monday night. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. Fire Prevention Defrayment Costs Resolution Approved by City Council The City Council approved a resolution to defray $3,000 of the costs for downtown business owners for fire