Archive - Apr 1, 2011

Lady Broncs Open Conference Soccer Play

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On a cool, wet Thursday evening the Lady Broncs opened Conference soccer play at home on Scott Field against the Campbell County Camels. The Lady Broncs held the Camels to one goal in the first half thanks in part to defense like that shown here where Sheridan's goalie Jacey Repisis with help from #14 Afton Bateman successfully defended the kick by Gillette's Brittney Lacek.

City Hosts Landfill Follow Up Meeting

By Ron Richter on Fri 04/01/2011 11:47am
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The City of Sheridan hosted a follow up meeting Thursday night to a meeting they held in late February to address concerns of residents that live nearby the City landfill.

Public Pulse - Thursday 03/31/11

The Senior Center / Penny Zeller, author of "Kaydie"

Was it a wise decision for the University of Wyoming to hire Larry Shyatt as head basketball coach?

The Bank of Sheridan
Yes
37% (108 votes)
No
24% (71 votes)
No Opinion
38% (111 votes)
Total votes: 290

WYOMING SPORTS HOF CLASS OF 2011

By Trevor Jackson on Fri 04/01/2011 06:17am

Some of the state’s most recognized names in sports ranging from football to softball, and the memory and recognition of a collegiate cross country team are among newest class of inductees into the Wyoming Sports Hall of Fame.

Los Angeles Lakers owner Jerry Buss, longtime girls softball coach Ray Sanchez, the sibling trio of Corte, Ryan and Megan McGuffey are part of the class. So are the eight members of the University of Wyoming cross country team who died in an automobile accident in 2001, along with coach Jim Sanchez and the student-athletes who finished the season.

Concealed Carry Law: How Will It Affect Local Law Enforcement

By Ron Richter on Fri 04/01/2011 06:10am
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A month ago Wyoming Governor Matt Mead signed into law legislation allowing state residents to carry concealed handguns without obtaining a permit.

Customer Service Disney-Style

By MaryJo Johnson on Fri 04/01/2011 06:08am
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Disney magic is coming to Rapid City in May. While people won't be seeing a particular red-trousered mouse or blue-shirted duck, people in the hospitality industry will be treated to a presentation by Doug Lipp, a renowned leader in customer service training.

Water Treatment Plant Upgrades In Dayton

By Ron Richter on Fri 04/01/2011 06:05am
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Government mandated upgrades to safeguard against cryptosporidium and giardia is something that the Town of Dayton has been working on at their water treatment plant.

Delk; Paumer Waive Speedy Preliminary Hearings

By MaryJo Johnson on Fri 04/01/2011 06:05am
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Sheridan resident Eddie Delk was to have had his Preliminary Hearing in Sheridan County Circuit Court Thursday afternoon, but he opted to waive his right to a speedy Prelim.