Archive - May 4, 2016

This July, the Wyoming Theater Festival will be in town to give Sheridan two weeks worth of productions. These productions will take place in Sheridan’s Mars Theater and WYO Theater.

Buffalo's City Council voted against forming a joint recreation district at their regular Tuesday meeting.

Johnson County's Commissioners also voted on the issue of whether or not to form a Joint Powers Recreation District, as proposed by the Johnson County School Board, to replace the existing rec board.

Johnson County's Commissioners approved a number of requests before the at their meeting earlier this week.

The commissioners approved a request from Vicky Gearhart to become a member of the Mountain Plains Heritage Park Board.

Person of Year Wendy Bruso with Bill McDonald who presented the award. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Sheridan's Council of Social Agencies recognized two Sheridan women for their service at a luncheon meeting Wednesday.

(Photo Ron Richter ©)

Past and present members of Sheridan County 4-H have compiled a cookbook that not only is full of recipes, but includes interesting artifacts pertaining to the history of 4-H in Sheridan County over the past century.

The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services is expanding their safety expertise and resources to employers in State by deploying a new unit, the DWS Workers’ Compensation Safety and Risk Unit.

BigHorn Spirits is expecting their first shipment of their new imported Canadian whiskey in mid May. There will be a launch party on June 4th at the Pony Bar and Grill in Sheridan featuring samples, prizes, Legerski sausages and more.

The 11 Wyoming Coalition school districts, which includes Sheridan County school districts 1 and 3, announced Wednesday that they have eliminated 92 full-time jobs due to budget cuts.

Vietnam Veteran Diane Carlson-Evans started a 10 year journey in 1983 commemorate the women who volunteered to serve during the Vietnam war.