Archive - Oct 21, 2015 - News

Revenues were up at Sheridan's Kendrick Pool, but expenses still left operations in the red at the end of this summer.

As Fall’s cold winds begin to blow, most people have learned over the years that’s the time to winterize their homes.But veterinarian Kathy Ilgen suggests taking winterizing a step further by thinking about your pet, in particular, your dog.

Counselor Lynn Gordon will be offering another one of her Brown Bag lunches today in Sheridan, this one on the topic of fear.

Deer and elk hunting seasons opened this month, west of Interstates 90 and 25 in the Sheridan region.

City of Sheridan Planning Director Robert Briggs (Photo by Ron Richter)

Representatives with the City of Sheridan, Sheridan County and their consultants are hosting an open house today regarding the updated land use plan and map. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the story.

The University of Wyoming Extension has a website available to help landowners and homeowners before, during and after wildfires.

The Sheridan WYO Rodeo Board of Directors recently elected new officers to lead the WYO into the future. Nick Siddle, who was previously vice-president, replaces long time board member and president Zane Garstad. Previous treasurer Sam Summers replaces Siddle as vice-president, Linda St.

Sheridan County School District 1 Superintendent Marty Kobza said the district may be feeling some of the impact of the latest “energy bust” as he reported 2015 enrollment figures down slightly from last year's numbers at Tuesday's school board meeting.

(Photo by Ron Richter)

Sheridan's 15th annual Pet-o-Ween will be Saturday at Kendrick Park, which is off Loucks Street in Sheridan.

Sheridan County commissioners are waiting on additional reports before approving separate resolutions to vacate alleys in the Downer Addition and relocate a county road.