Archive - Oct 8, 2016 - News

College Trustee Walt Wragge, left, visits with other concert-goers Saturday night. (Photo by Pat Blair)

The first public performance in Sheridan College's new concert hall, featuring the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, debuted to a sold-out crowd Saturday night.

Dinner attendees watch the auctioneer. (Photo by Pat Blair)

More than 200 people attended the dinner and auction Friday night that marked the mid-point of this year's Wyoming Women's Antelope Hunt.

The two candidates for the House District 51 seat were recently guests on our news talk show Public Pulse, where one of the topics discussed was Medicaid expansion.

The Wyoming State Loan and Investment Board at their meeting Thursday in Cheyenne approved a $1.18 million Drinking Water State Revolving Fund loan for the North Sheridan Interchange Project.

Sheridan High School Principal Brent Leibach. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Students at Sheridan High School last spring logged the school's highest-ever overall scores on the ACT test, graduation rates are climbing, and the school's Success Academy is providing immediate help for students who are failing classes.

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. 8, 1916.

Buffalo City Council

The City of Buffalo will host an American Volkssport Association (AVA) event in the spring of 2017, and organizers are expecting upwards of 500 people to converge on the community to participate.