Archive - Nov 20, 2013 - News

CAEL Vice President Joel Simon at the SEEDA Board meeting Wednesday. (Photo by Ron Richter)

During their regularly scheduled monthly meeting Wednesday, members of the Sheridan Economic and Educational Development Authority Joint Powers Board received an update from consultants on the career and technical education training study that is about to move into its second phase. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter was there and has this report.

Sheridan Senior Center Executive Director Carmen Rideout

The Sheridan Senior Center will host a community meeting Thursday that will focus on public transportation in Sheridan County. Senior Center Executive Director Carmen Rideout says that anyone is welcome to attend the presentation.

(Photo courtesy of the UW)

The Windy Ridge Foundation is providing 875-thousand dollars to modernize and renovate the 43-year old University of Wyoming Planetarium.

Firefighters save house on Burton. (Photo Provided)

Local residents escaped unharmed from a house fire overnight on Burton in Sheridan.

Jim Schlenker sat down for an interview in the newsroom. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)

A local veteran needs help furnishing homes for other veterans.

News Director Leslie Stratmoen has the report.

The Internal Revenue Service issued a consumer alert Tuesday about possible scams being launched in the wake of the typhoon that devastated the Philippines.

Steve Maier is the chairman of the Sheridan County Commission.

The Sheridan County Commission did not talk about the flood management plan during Tuesday’s meeting, as some had expected.

Overcoming Trauma is the focus of a Brown Bag Lunch Seminar today, Nov. 20, at Sheridan College on Main Street in downtown Sheridan.

Superintendent Marty Kobza was a recent guest on Public Pulse. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)

Parents in Sheridan County School District 1 will have a chance to comment on the district's proposed calendar for the 2014/15 school year in the coming weeks.

The Johnson County Commissioners have approved Chairman Delbert Eitel to sign an amended agreement between themselves and Sheridan County concerning Lake DeSmet, once the agreement is received from the Sheridan County Commission.