Sheridan Firefighter George Neeson attaches hose to hydrant during a fire drill Saturday. (Photo by Pat Blair)
About 30 firefighters, Rocky Mountain Ambulance crews and Sheridan police participated in a drill at the former state offices at the corner of East Works and South Gould streets in downtown Sheridan.
The Sheridan City Council will receive an update from Police Chief Richard Adriaens at their meeting Monday night regarding the City’s leash law for dogs. Sheridan Mayor John Heath says Wild turkeys will also be addressed during a community update.
Wyoming Governor Matt Mead said recently that the State will do what it can to help the nearly 500 miners who were laid off from two coal mines in the Powder River Basin this week.
Edward Gillette, a railroad surveyor and son-in-law of Henry Coffeen, will be the focus of this month's Casual Conversations in History, which will be April 13 at Sheridan's Senior Center.
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 April 2, 1916.
