Archive - Nov 1, 2013 - News

(Photos by Leslie Stratmoen)

Hundreds, maybe even a thousand, of scarey prowlers roamed the downtown Main Street of Buffalo on Halloween, in search of – candy.

Wayne Baumann of Sheridan helps keep the Buffalo Bill legacy alive. He's shown here, at left, with the inn's new owner, Bob Townsend. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)

The legendary showman, Buffalo Bill Cody, who's tied to Sheridan through the historic Sheridan Inn, first saw the town in 1876, when he came through with General Crook's army, and they camped at the confluence of the Big and Little Goose creeks.

Warren Mischke says goodbye on Public Pulse. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)

Information specialist Warren Mischke, who's been with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department for nearly four decades, the past two spent in Sheridan, is retiring. A party to see him off has been planned for today, from 2-4, at the local office on Valley View Drive.

Mick Wiest relaxes for a minute in his classroom. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Mick Wiest remembers vividly the night he learned he was named Wyoming's 2014 Teacher of the Year.

Patriotic, religious, blues and rock music will all be heard next week at Big Horn High School when the band and choir present their fall concert.

An art show and sale called Parks and Pathways will open today in the SAGE Exhibit Gallery on Main Street in downtown Sheridan.

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Trick-or-treaters that may have received more candy than they know what to do with, or those that stocked up on candy and didn't get the door-to-door traffic that their accustomed to, will have an opportunity to unload those sweets for a good cause.

(Photo by Judy Hagerott)

Brisk winds didn't discourage the Halloween crowd from trick-or-treating Thursday night and Sheridan Media's Judy Hagerott was there and brings us this story.