Archive - Jan 31, 2014 - News

Wyoming's U.S. Congresswoman Cynthia Lummis joined a bi-partisan majority this week in the House to pass H.R. 2642, by a 251-166 vote.

Sgt. Travis Koltiska of the Sheridan Police Department said local and state law enforcement officers will be working together on Superbowl Sunday to stop impaired driving.

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. 31,1914.

Coree Kelly talked about the Soccer association on a recent Public Pulse show. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)

One of the area's sports leagues is taking registrations for the upcoming season.

News Director Leslie Stratmoen has the details.

A writer from Wyoming is asking the local community to share stories and photos for publication in his next book.

News Director Leslie Stratmoen has the story.

UW Specialist John Hewlett presented the program. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Options for buying and selling crops and livestock, market terminologies, and strategies for managing risks were on the table in a master marketer workshop Thursday at the Watt Ag Center in Sheridan.

Many activities are planned at the local senior center, like line dancing. File Photo

The Sheridan Senior Center and community partners are offering a health fair focused on the latest information for keeping your heart healthy.

Sen. Bruce Burns, right, relaxes a bit while listening to local leaders during a recent legislative forum in Sheridan. (Photo by Ron Richter)

A local senator provided details recently on how the state legislators will conduct business during the upcoming budget session.

News Director Leslie Stratmoen has the story.

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Rehearing sought in Wyo. schools chief case

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - The Wyoming Supreme Court is being asked to reconsider its decision in the state superintendent of public instruction case.

Kaycee teacher Penny Orchard was recognized by the Johnson County School Board for reaching her goal of becoming a Nationally Board Certified Teacher during their school board meeting in Kaycee this week.