Archive - Sep 11, 2016

Sunday, the Story Historical Society began its fall season of monthly meetings with George Lunbeck sharing the history of the Wagon Box Inn.

Celebrating its 100th year, Lunbeck shared the Wagon Box’s beginnings.

Land in Wyoming is a precious commodity, with much of it is controlled by the Federal government, including its development and the underlying energy and mineral resources.

A vendor serves one customer while others wait in line. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Ten food establishments, including the Golden Rule Grocers, served up an array of palate-pleasers from barbecue and cole slaw to sliders and desserts during the annual Taste of Sheridan at Thorne-Rider Park Sunday afternoon.

According to recent Wyoming Game and Fish data, more people are buying fishing licenses in Wyoming with an increase of 6% in sales in 2015. The increase represents a growing interest in the sport of fishing as well as further budget stabilization for the Game and Fish.

From 9:00 a.m. to noon on Saturday, September 17 Joey’s Fly Fishing Foundation will host its fourth annual Fall Fly fishing tournament fundraiser.

At 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, September 17 Eaton’s Ranch will host the eighth annual Wolf Creek Wrangle run/hike at Eaton’s Dude Ranch in Sheridan county. Anyone who wants to hike or run at the Wrangle can register at Foot of the Bighorns or the Sport Stop.

Detail of statue of Sheridan Fire Capt. Ed Green. (Photo by Pat Blair)

A statue of Sheridan Fire Department Capt. Ed Green was unveiled Sunday morning following 9-11 Remembrance ceremonies at the Sheridan Fire Station.

Owners who have no intention of breeding their dog or cat should get them spayed or neutered as soon as possible to avoid unwanted pets and serious health issues.

The Black Tooth Brewery will host the Growlers For Growlers event on Friday, September 16 to benefit the Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter. Attendees are encouraged to fill “growlers” to support the Shelter’s animals and $5.00 from each growler sale will go to the shelter.