Archive - Sep 18, 2018

Antique lovers, don’t miss the 100-year old grinder used to make the many delicious coffee blends offered by Manchester Street Coffee!

School District 1 Trustee Carol Garber, left, visits with Trustees Chair Gary Reynolds before the start of Tuesday's meeting. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Carol Garber, who's a trustee of Sheridan County School District 1, said the district's recreation district reached a decision in a joint meeting with school trustees last week.

The 3rd Annual Boys & Girls Club of the Bighorns Awards and Recognition Breakfast is coming up November 8th, and those wishing to attend are asked to reserve their spots now.

Buffalo City Works crews are in the process of completing chip-and-seal work on as many streets and roads as they can before the warmer weather changes to snowy winter conditions.

The Sheridan County Commissioners have proclaimed September 2018 as “Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis Awareness Month” in Sheridan County, after a presentation by Susan Bigelow at their Tuesday meeting.

Grab a hat, a jacket, and an umbrella for the last ‘al fresca’ Farmers’ Market this Thursday. The weather intends to take a seasonal change to cool temperatures, some likely wind, and a good chance of rain.

Sheridan's second annual Farm-to-Table & Hoedown is set for Saturday from noon til 4 p.m at the Lazy JA Ranch on U.S. Highway 14.

The beer garden at this year's Sheridan County Fair raised more than $1,100.