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Kayla Morris, left, administrative assistant for Memorial Hospital's chief nursing officer, and Dee Gilson, director of the hospital's surgical services. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Dining for a Cause got off to a strong start Monday, according to Dave Youngren, manager of Frackelton's restaurant which is the site of the event.

From snowshoes to backpacks Sheridan’s Coffeen Elementary school was packed with outdoor recreation gear as the Antelope Butte Foundation hosted their 1st Annual Ski and Gear Swap on Saturday.

Sheridan County School District #2 will be holding Parent/Teacher conferences this Thursday and Friday. Because of this students will be released from school early on Thursday and will have no classes on Friday. On Thursday, Kindergarten will be released at 11:25, Elementary at 12:35, Sheridan Jr.

Ramaco LLC, a coal mining company that has reserves in Wyoming, is preparing the industry’s first initial public offering in more than a year according to the Wall Street Journal.

The problem with our times is that the future is not what it used to be, oops then, again, perhaps it is! – A modified famous old quote.

Here is the latest Wyoming news from The Associated Press

Buffalo's Monster March 2015

The annual Halloween tradition in Buffalo, the Monster March, will be this afternoon downtown.

Halloween will be celebrated with many events tonight in Buffalo, highlighted by the annual traditional Monster March this afternoon.

Sharon Nadeau

Buffalo's City Council as well as city crews were thanked for the use of, and the work to maintain and clean Crazy Woman Square during the various summer and fall events that were staged there.

Now here's Sheridan Media's look back in time, to 100 years ago, by reporter Pat Blair as published in the Sheridan Post newspaper on Oct. 31, 1916.