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Dayton Senior Game Warden Dustin Shorma has been named the 2015 Peace Officer of the year by the Wyoming Peace Officer Association.

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(Photo by Ron Richter)

One phase of the city’s deer management program began earlier this week.

(Photo courtesy of the University of Wyoming)

The University of Wyoming is scheduling several events this fall to commemorate 25 years of German unification. Political Science Professor Stephanie Anderson says a wire arch representing an opening of the Iron Curtain will be set up on Prexy’s Pasture September 8 through the 12.

This week’s Farmers Market found a new vendor on Grinnell Plaza. Deborah Zink from Hardin brought down some pint-sized products and Sheridan Media’s Judy Hagerott has her story.

The 27th annual Don King Days starts this weekend at the Big Horn Equestrian Center 12 miles southwest of Sheridan.

Wyoming's counties and municipalities should start receiving money next year from the Wyoming lottery.

Admission to the Sheridan County Museum will be free Saturday and Sunday during the museum's Fall Community Appreciation Weekend.

Bill Eaton Day August 1965. From left, Tom Tescher, Denny Looman, Kelly Howie (on horse), Bill Stearns and Jim Tescher. (Photo courtesy of Don Teschner)

Don King Days, which will be this weekend in Big Horn, was preceded by an earlier event. A 50-year-old photo evoked memories of one local man, and Sheridan Media reporter Pat Blair got the story.

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The Jim Gatchell Museum Board has looked into the possibility of changing the retirement system for the museum staff, going from their current system and coming on board with the Wyoming State Pension Plan.