Archive - Oct 6, 2017

Wyoming residents protest the SHARE Act, which would ease restrictions on guns. (Courtesy photo)

A group of 10 Wyoming residents protesting the SHARE Act were escorted out of the Radisson Hotel in Cheyenne Friday where Congresswoman Liz Cheney was speaking at a Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce luncheon.

Scott Kelley shows a turbine to visitors on a tour of Vacutech. (Photo by Pat Blair)

So far this year, Sheridan's Vacutech LLC has produced about 50 percent more vacuum systems than it did last year.

From left-to-right: Bob Simpson, Sheridan Media Sales Manager Jim Schellinger and Jaime Gilkey.

The 5th annual “Old Man G” Performance Motorcycle Poker Run raised $1,520 for Sheridan Media’s Christmas Wish program.

The Council for the Bighorn Range will be holding two workshops next week in Sheridan and Buffalo aimed at providing information on the evolving public lands transfer and management efforts from Wyoming to Washington D.C.

The final plat for the Creekside Cabins at Powder Horn Ranch was approved unanimously this week by the Sheridan County Commissioners.

Here is the latest Wyoming news from The Associated Press

U.S. Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming. (Photo Ron Richter ©)

U.S. Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming recently spoke on the Senate floor about the issue of tax reform.