Archive - Dec 9, 2014

Ron Kensey, CEO of Kennon Products. Photo by Hannah Stepenoff.

Local Entrepreneur and CEO of Sheridan-based company Kennon Products Ron Kensey spoke before a full house at the Best Western in Sheridan this evening.

Most big game hunting seasons have now ended and habitat management areas that provide big game winter range across the state are now closed for the season.

A scheduling hearing for 25-year-old Miranda Mraz of Sheridan was held Tuesday in Fourth Judicial District Court.

A new medical office for Sheridan Memorial Hospital staff is about 18 months away.

Help is here for Sheridan area residents who want to change their health insurance plans or enroll for the first time for insurance under the federal Affordable Care Act.

District 2 Superintendent Craig Daugherty, left, presents plaque to former Trustee Scott Hininger. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Newest District 2 trustee, Sue Wilson (Photo by Pat Blair)

Scott Hininger was honored this week for his years of service to Sheridan County School District 2.

The state of Wyoming has filed suit against the United States Department of the Interior and the United States Bureau of Land Management over the federal government's failure to appropriately manage wild horses in the state. Wyoming announced its intent to sue in August.

An agreement between Johnson County and the Wyoming Game and Fish Department for boat dock maintenance at Lake DeSmet was discussed and approved by the county commission at a recent meeting.