Archive - 2010 - News

A local musician and teacher will be offering a Bluegrass Jamming Class for those interested in learning how to “jam.” This isn't for the beginner looking to learn to play their instrument; rather, the class is more for the novice or inexperienced musician looking to become more familiar with th

The Johnson County Commission will have their regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday in the Council Chambers at the Johnson County Courthouse beginning at 9 am.

Sheridan author Craig Johnson, who has penned six Walt Longmire mysteries and has a seventh coming out next June, officially received word that a major television network has given the green light to a pilot series based on his books. Mary Jo Johnson has the story.

Sacred Christmas carols and joyful Christmas songs have been filling the airwaves, stages, street corners and stores for several weeks now, and we all have our favorites.

University of Wyoming President Tom Buchanan is anxious to begin working with Governor Elect Matt Mead. Buchanan says that he has had a chance to meet with Mead since the election and he's positive about what the future holds.

The Sheridan City Council will hold their final meeting of 2010 this evening, and every indication is that it will be a long one.

Three orphaned grizzly bears that took part in a fatal rampage this summer through a campground outside Yellowstone National Park are making their public debut at a Montana zoo.

A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service official says law enforcement will take action if northern Idaho residents take the advice of a failed gubernatorial candidate and start illegally killing wolves.

We're just six days away from Christmas, and the next week of course is New Year's Eve.

Members of the Sheridan High School Choir “Spectrum” performed at the Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library's Christmas party Friday. Sheridan Media's Mary Jo Johnson has this report.