Sheridan College continues to work on ways to help students succeed in their quest at graduating and receiving their diploma. The College Completion Challenge is a national promotion to try and get more students completing college. Sheridan College President Dr.

The American Cancer Society's annual Relay for Life in Sheridan will take place this Friday night in Kendrick Park. While the location for the event is new this year, much of the fundraiser to help fight cancer remains unchanged.

Wyoming Governor Matt Mead's office released the inquiry team report this week regarding the Wyoming Department of Education. The report listed a number complaints and concerns about how the agency has been run under State Superintendent of Public Instruction Cindy Hill.

One of Sheridan County's most popular target practice sites has been shut down by the state amid concerns of safety and care of the land.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is hosting a free shotgun shooting class this weekend that has a real-world application to Sheridan County Hunters.

The Buffalo City Council approved its annual appropriation bill for the upcoming fiscal year Tuesday night.

The Homer A. and Mildred S. Scott Foundation has pledged $250,000 to the WYO Theater Capital Campaign according to Richard Davis and Kandi Davis, co-chairs of the campaign.

The Northeast Wyoming Municipal leaders group, or NEWY, is comprised of leaders from 15 different municipalities throughout northeast Wyoming.

The Johnson County Commissioners Tuesday approved a Memorandum of Understanding for fire suppression between the County Road and Bridge Department and the fire districts within Johnson County. Commission Chair Delbert Eitel explains the details of the MOU.

This year's first Third Thursday Street Festival will take place this week in downtown Sheridan. Executive Director for the Sheridan Artists Guild Jody Sauers says that Thursday night's festival will also be the kickoff to the first ever Sheridan Art Jubilee.

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KENDRICK GOLF COURSE - Area golf courses have had a roller coaster ride with the weather this spring we stopped by Kendrick golf course to visit with golf professional Brian James.

James says spring weather plays a huge role in a successful golf season and says this year it's been tough the golfers have made the best of it.

During last week's hail storm two greens on the front nine took a direct hit and sustained a lot of damage but James says the grounds crew got right on the problem and they have come back strong.