Archive - Nov 2018 - News

Now here's Sheridan Media's look back in time, to 100 years ago, by reporter Pat Blair as published in the Sheridan Enterprise newspaper on Nov. 24, 1918.

Baskets boost fund raiser downtown

Abled Minds launched a trip fundraiser at the Christmas Stroll Saturday, according to a staff member on hand at the event:

Customers are awed by displays at Babe's

Afternoon delight awaits shoppers at Babe's

“There’s still time to win!” says Heidi Parker, owner of Babe’s Flowers in downtown Sheridan:

Mrs. Claus, left, and Santa visit with one of the many children who came to see them on Stroll night. (Photo by Pat Blair)

The 2018 Christmas Stroll was another success, judging by the crowds in downtown Sheridan Friday night.

The Nite Before Stroll . . . Downtown at 2 am

Warm and Cozy

Whimsical and Fun

Shining and Bright

Elegant in Chandelier

Twinkling Trees

Not a soul was in site strolling downtown at night before the 23rd Annual Sheridan Christmas Stroll.

Apres Stroll Feature Film is Extreme!

As stroll vendors pack away raffles and sales and music and munchies from the downtown stroll season, families can put their feet up for an extreme ski film at the Wyo Theater at 8 p.m.

(Courtesy photo)

U.S. Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming shared Thanksgiving dinner with Wyoming troops serving in Poland, near the Russian province of Kaliningrad.

The Wyoming State Historical Society is offering cash grants of $100 to $1,500 to people involved in research activities based on aspects of Wyoming's history.

Trustees of the Northern Wyoming Community College District will host two opportunities next week for the public to participate in the search for a new college president.

There is still a little bit of time left to participate in two of Sheridan Memorial Hospital’s Annual Holiday traditions. The first is the 2018 Christmas Trees of Love presented by the Hospital Auxiliary.