Archive - Oct 1, 2010

A Sheridan man died on North Dakota roads September 30th.

35-year-old Brett Brady of Sheridan was one of two victims in a car crash in North Dakota on Thursday. The two were driving a truck owned by a construction company out of Grassy Butte on Highway 200 towards Killdeer, North Dakota, when at about 7:38 a.m. the vehicle is reported to have veered into right shoulder of the road.

Sheridan firefighter Greg Luhman sells pink t-shirts from Local 276, while Lynette Bede, standing at the far right, visits with the crowd.

The evening of October 1st on Grinnell Plaza found about fifty people enjoying lovely weather, refreshments and the soothing melodies coming from Terry Garrison's guitar, all as a means to “ring in” Breast Cancer Awareness Month for the Kelly Schreibeis Memorial Foundation.

Jason Moran, a composer and jazz pianist who attended the Ucross Residency in 2007, was selected this week for a MacArthur Foundation fellowship. Sharon Dynak, President of the Ucross Foundation

The children's tricycles were in the back of the white pick-up, and flew out upon impact.

For the second time in just over a week, vehicles were involved in a serious smash-up on Brundage Lane near the Maverick Gas Station.

Is PAWS going to remain when we elect a new Superintendent of Public Instruction?

On the September 29th edition of KROE's Public Pulse program, Republican Cindy Hill and Democrat Mike Massie, candidates for State Superintendent of Public Instruction, joined co-hosts Kim Love and Sheridan District 1 Superintendent Sue Belish as guests.