Archive - Jan 29, 2014 - News

Wyoming State Representative Mike Madden (Photo by Ron Richter)

The Wyoming Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the law enacted last year by the legislature stripping Cindy Hill of her duties as Superintendent of Public Instruction was unconstitutional.

(Photo by Judy Hagerott)

Quality, dependable air service is something that many Americans rely on to make it to business meetings, work conferences and the occasional vacation destination. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter takes a look at how Sheridan County officials feel about the overall quality of air service in the area.

Whitney's quote is memorialized in this display at Sheridan College. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)

A group gathered this week at the local community college received a unique presentation about the school's benefactor. News Director Leslie Stratmoen was there and files this report.

Buffalo Police Chief Jason Carder has issued a press release warning the public about mail theft which has occurred in Buffalo over the last couple of weeks.

Sgt. Travis Koltiska of the Sheridan Police Department called Sheridan Media to warn the community about a recent phone scam.

A retirement reception celebrating a local doctor who's been serving Sheridan County for 35 years, specializing in women's healthcare, has been planned for today.

A workshop to teach people how to follow the state legislative process during the upcoming session has been planned at the local library.

Now, here's Sheridan Media's journey back in time to one hundred years ago, with reporter Pat Blair giving the daily news from The Sheridan Enterprise newspaper on Jan. 29,1914.

The Wyoming Lottery Corporation will be unveiling the official lottery logo this week during a ceremony in Cheyenne.

Marty Kobza as he appeared on Public Pulse. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)

School superintendents from around the state are taking a fact-finding trip this week to investigate a new style of learning. News Director Leslie Stratmoen talked with one of the local school leaders to learn about the new style and what the school officials hoped to learn.