Archive - Aug 24, 2016

WYDOT Public Relations Specialist Ronda Holwell, right, points out details on map for Mary Ottema during open house. (Photo by Pat Blair)

A project to build a pathway under Fifth Street along the Goose Creek bridge was the focus of an open house Wednesday night at the Sheridan Inn.

In late June, the Black Tooth Brewing Company in Sheridan held a Pint Night for the Antelope Butte Foundation where a dollar for each pint sold went to the non-profit.

Chloe Laumann, Rachel Koltiska, and Fallyn Ragsdale pose with their medals at the special olympics in Casper last weekend. (Courtesy Photo)

Children, Horses, and Adults in Partnership (CHAPS) Equine Assisted Therapy represented Sheridan County at the Special Olympics Summer Classic Equestrian Games in Casper this past weekend.

Eigth grade algebra and fifth through eigth grade English teacher Jim Malin prepares his classroom for the 2016-17 school year with his puppy Mabel (Courtesy Photo)

Next week 120 local students in grades pre-kindergarten through eighth will attend Holy Name Catholic School for an exceptional education with Christ-centered educational programming.

Story Days will have events all through the weekend but Saturday brings the most activities as the fun starts with the Story Volunteer Fireman’s Breakfast.

On a day when the forecast is calling for temperatures in the 80’s, there is not a lot of things that can beat an ice cold beer. One thing that can is unlimited tastings of beers from 18 different craft brewers.

Seth Ulvestad of Sheridan has joined five other candidates seeking a four-year term on the Sheridan County School District 2 board of trustees.