Archive - Oct 26, 2016

Sheridan Memorial Hospital trustees formally approved a resolution Wednesday to borrow $10 million from First Interstate Bank to help finance the new medical office building.

Car crash "victims" at Wednesday's "Last Call" event at the county fairgrounds. (Photo by Pat Blair)

As Death wandered around a crash scene, sheriff's deputies, police, fire and rescue personnel and people from the Sheridan County coroner's office worked to extricate victims and deal with corpses during a “Last Call” event staged Wednesday at the county fairgrounds.

After months of construction, Killy’s Fine Spirits and Ale is now open for business. They have a large new state of the art beer cooler to make sure your beer is ice cold upon purchase.

The Brinton Museum will host their 3rd Annual Things That Go Bump in the Night event on Saturday afternoon. Dr. Ariel Downing, the museum’s Curator of Museum Education, explains more about this free event.

(Photo Ron Richter ©)

Backpacks, skis, bikes and other pieces of outdoor recreation gear will be the focus as the Antelope Butte Foundation holds their Sheridan Ski and Gear Swap this Saturday.

DeAnna Kay, left, field representative for U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, and Oaklee Anderson, field representative for U.S. Senator John Barrasso listen attentively at a past "Office Hours" session in Sheridan. (Photo Ron Richter ©)

Sheridan County representatives of Wyoming's Congressional delegation will hold “Office Hours” Tuesday morning from 10:00 to 11:00 in the Whitney Room of the Sheridan YMCA.

Sheridan County School District 2 trustees approved several changes and transfers of staff Wednesday morning following a special meeting and executive session of the board.

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