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This yea'r stroll button design. (Courtesy Photo)

The Sheridan Christmas Stroll is coming up this Friday and with 104 businesses participating, Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Dixie Johnson says this year's event will be bigger and better than ever.

(Photo courtesy of the UW)

The University of Wyoming’s Doctor of Nursing Practice Program has been fully accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.

Madame Maude Powell, the foremost woman violinist of the country, will appear in Sheridan next Friday night on the Amphion Society course.

Penquins, cheetahs, crocodiles, bobcats and an assortment of wild animals filled the gymnasium at Woodland Park School on Friday.

A bond issue approved by Northern Wyoming Community College District trustees on Thursday night is the first in a series that will finance new construction at Sheridan College, according to Cheryl Heath.

College District trustees have extended the contract of Sheridan College President Dr. Paul Young for another three years.

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Learning by Design magazine recently selected Sheridan College’s Edward A. Whitney Academic Center as an Outstanding Project in its 2014 Awards of Excellence publication.

An afternoon of bowling has been planned to raise money for cancer research. Leslie Stratmoen has the story.

The Wyoming Farm Bureau has adopted policies on a number of issues, including trespassing on private property and transportation.

The policies were adopted at the 95th annual meeting of the organization last week in Sheridan.

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