Archive - Oct 7, 2016 - News

Sheridan County School District #2 will be having a teacher in service training day on Monday and there will be no school. Classes will resume on Tuesday.

(Photo Ron Richter ©)

The Government Affairs Committee of the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce will host two candidate forums next week. On Tuesday, the forum will include candidates for state representatives, U.S. Representatives, county commissioners, Sheridan City Council and Sheridan Mayor.

In April, the State Loan and Investment Board approved $500,000 for preliminary work on the Hallmark Building at the corner of Main and Brundage Streets in Sheridan. At that time, the City of Sheridan had requested $2 million to renovate the Hallmark building and integrate it into the WYO Performing Arts and Education Center.

House District 30 Candidate Val Burgess (Photo Ron Richter ©)

Democratic Candidate for House District 30 Val Burgess of Sheridan recently appeared as a guest on our news talk show Public Pulse.

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Helen Laumann will discuss the history of the Tie Flume era in Sheridan County during this month's Casual Conversations in History.

One of Sheridan's strengths is that it's a place where people want to live.

Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum

A limited number of tickets are still available for the 23rd annual Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum's Fall Gathering fundraiser, happening Saturday night at the Johnson County Fairgrounds.

Buffalo Mayor Mike Johnson

Consumers are asked to help merchants in their local communities this coming Monday, October 10th, by participating in Shift 10 Day in Buffalo.

Jammin' at the Occidental.

The Occidental Hotel Thursday Night Jam will celebrate its ten year anniversary with a concert featuring local and regional musicians, songwriters and entertainers coming together to raise funds for a local scholarship.