Archive - Jul 19, 2015

The Ferg batted out several hits during the softball game. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)

Thousands of people from around the country and even Germany were in Buffalo, Wyoming, over the weekend, in hopes of meeting their favorite actors from the “Longmire” TV show.

Photo by Leslie Stratmoen

The Northern Arapaho Experience dancers from the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming danced in Crazy Woman Square in Buffalo over the weekend, as part of the Longmire Days celebration.

Actor Robert Taylor, center, posed for pictures with fans. (Leslie Stratmoen)

Fans of the "Longmire" TV show stood in line for hours over the weekend during Longmire Days in Buffalo, Wyoming, to snag an autograph.

The Wyoming Theater Festival continues its two weeks of plays, performances, and workshops, where Gerry Hansen, instructor of the Theater 101 class, explained the classic theater art form called commedia dell'arte.

The Wyoming Senior Olympics finishes up today, concluding with an awards ceremony tonight. At the Horseshoe competition which was held at Kendrick Park, Bob Alley volunteered at the horseshoe pits and explained the point system.

A Summer Institute hosted by Sheridan County School District 2 will start Wednesday at Sheridan College in Sheridan.

Wyoming's 2015 Senior Olympics will end Sunday night with an awards ceremony starting at 5 and dinner at 6 at the Kendrick Golf Course, located off Loucks Street in Sheridan.

Now here's Sheridan Media's look back in time, to 100 years ago, by reporter Pat Blair as published in the Sheridan Enterprise newspaper on July 19, 1915.

Buffalo's fourth annual Longmire Days celebration will conclude its three-day run today with another full day of events.