Archive - Aug 27, 2009

Sheridan Recreation District Holds Special Meeting To Award Bid For Lights At Ball Field

By Ron Richter on Thu 08/27/2009 10:30pm

The Sheridan Recreation District Board of Trustees held a special meeting Thursday night. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has more.

Sheridan Mayor Urges Caution With The Start Of School Just Around The Corner In Sheridan

By Ron Richter on Thu 08/27/2009 07:19pm

Sheridan County School District Two will begin school Monday August 31st. Sheridan Mayor Dave Kinskey has this request of citizens to help keep our children safe throughout the school year.

The Trail End Guilds, Inc. Is Getting Set For The 2009 Grand Home Tour

By Ron Richter on Thu 08/27/2009 07:15pm

The Trail End Guilds, Inc. is sponsoring the 2009 Grand Home Tour, which will feature the art and architecture of Glenn Charles McAlister. Participants of the tour will be able to get an up-close and personal look at the Brooks Mansion, the Kendrick Mansion, the Robinson House and the Sheridan County Courthouse.

Public Pulse - Thursday 08/27/09

Sheridan Senior Center / Cynde Georgen, Trail End Grand Home Tour

Public Pulse - Wednesday 08/26/09

Craig Dougherty, SCSD 2 / Governor Dave Freudenthal

Public Pulse - Tuesday 08/25/09

Joey's Flyfishing / Ron Lehr-The Future of Wind in Wyoming

Public Pulse - Monday 08/24/09

Vanessa Hastings - Sheridan Suicide Prevention Coalition

08/27/09 Sports for Thursday

By Trevor Jackson on Thu 08/27/2009 06:12am

SC VOLLEYBALL - Sheridan College volleyball coach Jonea Rima has two sophomores and a bunch of talented freshmen on this year's squad. They leave today to open their season at a tournament in Lamar, Colorado.

Authorities Encourage Residents To Be Alert But Not To Worry

By Kurt Layher on Thu 08/27/2009 03:30am

In the aftermath of yesterday’s shooting death, many Sheridan residents have concerns for their safety. Authorities are out in force and will certainly be on a heightened state of alert for a while, even after the current homicide case is closed.

Wyoming Legislators Weigh In On Kennedy Death

By Kurt Layher on Thu 08/27/2009 03:27am

The death of U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy will have an affect on those far outside his home state of Massachusetts. Wyoming’s senators expressed their feelings about the senator upon learning of his passing. Wyoming Senator John Barrasso says he will never forget the warm welcome Senator Kennedy gave him when he was first sworn in.