Archive - Jan 7, 2014 - News

The honorees for the 2014 Keystone Awards have been announced. They are in no particular order: William (Bill) Avery; Anne and Scott Nickerson, and Dixie See.

City of Sheridan Planning Director and SEEDA Administrator Robert Briggs

Several weeks ago, we reported that Sheridan County School District #2 expressed their intention to withdraw from the Sheridan Economic and Educational Development Authority Joint Powers Board.

Dixie Johnson is the CEO of the Sheridan Chamber of Commerce.

The Governmental Affairs Committee of the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce is once again hosting a Legislative Forum in Sheridan.

Sheridan County's new commission chairman Terry Cram, right, shares a laugh as Chairman Steve Maier passes the gavel. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)

Sheridan County Commissioner Steve Maier passed the chairman gavel to Commissioner Terry Cram Tuesday morning during the first meeting of the New Year.

It's time for high tea at Highclere Castle. Well, only in our dreams, maybe.

Sheridan Media continues the journey back in time – one hundred years ago. Here's what The Sheridan Enterprise newspaper reported on this day, Jan. 7, 1914.

Michael wasn't exactly sure why he felt so bad. He though he had the flu or food poisoning.

Three people from Sheridan Media have been nominated for this year's Chamber of Commerce leadership awards.

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The Buffalo Senior Center has put out a call to the community for input on how they need to change to provide the services to Buffalo's senior citizens in the future.