Archive - Apr 5, 2017

Health insurance is not an option anymore and Obama Care was supposed to be the promised answer for all, but that promise has turned into the perfect failure.

Randy Bomar visits with attendees at the Doubleday Sports Complex meeting. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Plans for the Doubleday Sports Complex to be built north of Sheridan were set out for public review and comments in an open house at Sheridan Memorial Hospital's conference room on Gould Street Wednesday night.

The equipment is a replacement and will cost $52,549. In other action Wednesday, trustees approved the appointment of Rob Forister as the hospital's safety officer. Forister is also the hospital's facilities services manager.

In February, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department Collared 53 elk in three days in an effort to study the disease Brucellosis. Sheridan Region Game and Fish Public Information Specialist Bud Stewart said that this is the second year they have done this.

On Friday, the Sheridan College Whitney Center for the Arts will present faculty member Dr. Mark Elliot Bergman on double bass. He will be joined by fellow faculty Dr. Christian Erickson on Piano and Dr. Erin Hanke on harpsichord, as well as community member Dan Burgess on bass vocals.

Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Bighorns and Thrivent Financial are hosting a kick-off event at Sheridan’s Luminous Brewery on Tuesday.

Sheridan County Clerk Eda Schunk Thompson (Photo Ron Richter ©)

Sheridan County Commissioners approved 19 retail liquor license renewals for various establishments throughout the County. Action came during Tuesday’s regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of Commissioners.