The Sheridan City Council Monday night approved the establishment of a Downtown Development Authority on first reading. Downtown Sheridan Association Board Member John Smith on the benefits of a D-D-A.
Sheridan College Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Cheryl Heath, left, and Gillette College Vice President Mark Englert talk about graduation rates and efforts to help students stay in school. (Photo by Pat Blair)
Sheridan College and its Gillette and Johnson County campuses have the highest graduation rates in the state and in the nation, but the goal is to raise those numbers even higher.
Wyoming Governor Matt Mead recently spoke about the upcoming legislative budget session, in particular, how his budget proposal is nearly flat as opposed to two years ago.
Visitation services for Martha Craven, 79 year old Buffalo woman who passed away at the Johnson County Memorial Hospital in Buffalo, Wyoming on Friday, January 17th, will be held Friday, January 24th from 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Harness Funeral Home Chapel. Private family services and interment are to be determined at a later date.
Edward L. Curts, 72 of Sheridan, Wyoming, (formerly of Celina, OH), passed away January 17, 2014, from complications associated with congestive heart failure, and a recent fall, at Saddle Ridge Therapeutic Center, in Sheridan.
God bless Wyoming and keep it wild. – Last diary entry by 15-year old Helen Mettler in 1925.
Based on somenews stories there is no shortage of “wild” events occurring around Wyoming in recent months that have caught my attention. Four come to mind:
