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Sheridan's city council awarded a bid for concrete replacement work to S & S Builders LLC for just under $102,400 at their meeting Monday night.

With economic downturns in the energy industry, Wyoming’s revenue has plummeted causing financial headaches for those in charge of the state coffers.

Sheridan County commissioners have asked the county attorney to prepare a resolution forgiving a tax debt that currently clouds the title to the old Highland Park Elementary School property on Avon Street.

A Motions Hearing was held Monday in 7th Judicial District Court in Natrona County for the request for records petition for the Mick McMurry and Kristi Richardson cases.

The application period is open through Nov. 30 for high school seniors to seek scholarships from the Daniels Scholarship Program.

The Sheridan County Salvation Army has been a part of the community for around 100 years. Current Administrator Captain Charleen Morrow explains what the organization is.

It’s been awhile since we wrote a little roundup of what is going on around the Cowboy State. Here goes:

• “Why are all these people dressed up like cowboys?” a tourist innocently asked Eric Olsen, who owns a western wear store in Lander.

On Tuesday, the Sheridan WYO Theater will host Dance Theatre of Harlem, one of the nation’s premier dance institutions that has been around for almost 50 years.

The Sheridan County Museum’s Casual Conversations in History led by Helen Laumann is an informal conversation on local history.

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CODY, Wyo. (AP) — A pharmaceutical manufacturer is seeking another $12 million in loans from the state of Wyoming so it can expand its Cody operations.