University of Wyoming President Dick McGinity kicked off Tuesday's redication ceremonies at the Watt Ag Center. (Photo by Pat Blair)
Attendance exceeded expectations as more than 100 people gathered yesterday (Tuesday, Feb. 4) for rededication of the Watt Agricultural Center as a one-stop facility for University of Wyoming services in Sheridan County. University Extension Educator Scott Hininger said plans had been made for 80.
A map of the various snotel sites around the state.
The first Sheridan County snowpack report for 2014 has just been released by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of Sheridan County. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has more.
City of Sheridan Public Works Director Nic Bateson
With the budget session set to begin next week in Cheyenne, officials with the City of Sheridan will be keeping a watchful eye on the legislative process.
Sheridan County Commission Chairman Terry Cram, left, and Commissioner Bob Rolston. (Photo by Pat Blair)
Sheridan County commissioners yesterday (Tuesday, Feb. 4) approved a variance that will allow a couple to build a house on land near Clearmont even though the lot is nearly half the size called for in county regulations.
If you have a classic or antique car and would be proud to show her off and network with others having the same interest, then the Sheridan/Johnson County Model A and Pioneer Car Club just might be for you.
The Buffalo City Council voted to cancel the contract for administrative services between themselves and WWC Engineering concerning the NW Water Pipeline Project which was set to begin construction this spring.
Construction of the Thorne-Rider comples continues at Sheridan College. Photo Provided.
The newly built Whitney Academic Center that provides a grand entry to the community college in Sheridan was greatly needed, according to Sheridan College President Dr. Paul Young.
