Archive - Nov 14, 2016 - News

Golden Rule Grocers is celebrating today with a grand opening at their new location on south Coffeen and Sheridan Media’s Judy Hagerott brings us their story.

Dr. Bob Sornson discusses the importance of early childhood development. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Dr. Bob Sornson, who's president of the Early Learning Foundation, talked Monday night about what needs to be in a community plan to help every child have a chance to be successful.

A prescribed burn is planned for Tuesday in the Bighorn National Forest according to Tongue District Ranger Amy Ormseth. The burn will take place in the Schuler Park are which is located approximately 5 miles northwest of Burgess Junction.

We have already made it through half of November and the Holiday season is nearly upon us. That means that soon the Salvation Army’s Kettle Campaign will be starting. According to Lt.

On Wednesday, members of the Bighorn Forest Roadless Collaborative are hosting a public meeting from 10am to 4pm at the Sheridan County Courthouse. They will use the meeting room on the 2nd floor of the new addition. According to the agenda there will be several topics discussed at the gathering.

County Clerk Eda Schunk Thompson said there were more than 2,500 new voter registrations in Sheridan County this year.

Sheridan County commissioners Monday voted to formally support the new Doubleday Sports Complex to be developed on the north end of Sheridan.

Wyoming got good economic news early Wednesday morning with the national election of Donald Trump as president and Liz Cheney as our new U. S. Representative.

Here is the latest Wyoming news from The Associated Press

Basque music, dance and culture were featured at this past week's many events put on by Buffalo's Worlds Of Music organization.