Archive - Nov 26, 2012 - News

Senior planner for AECOM, Cameron Gloss, presented a massive series of prospective changes Monday along the Fifth Street Corridor as part of a multi-agency plan.

The Sheridan City Council Monday held a special meeting over the noon hour where they approved a resolution authorizing the Downtown Sheridan Association to apply for a planning grant through the Wyoming Business Council.

The 20th annual Festival of Trees will take place this Thursday night in Sheridan at the Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall, which is a change from years past when it used to be held at the Holiday Inn. Special Olympics Area IV Coordinator Anita Badgett.

The Wyoming Game and Fish is seeking information about four recent poaching incidents in Sheridan County. G&F Information Specialist Warren Mischke says that two of the incidents happened near Dayton, while the other two were near Sheridan.

Red Grade Road, also known as County Road 26, is under a no unnecessary travel advisory effective at 5 p.m. today. This advisory was issued because of Sunday's snow accumulation and current weather conditions.

Tossing a pie in the face of your bosses - who of course have to dress up in cheerleader's outfits - and doing it all for a good cause? Well, for over a decade Sheridan's Albertson's store has been participating in the Turkey Buck Challenge.

The Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for Chamber Business Awards until Wednesday. Director, Dixie Johnson, explains more.

The Sheridan Police Department has confirmed there was some Black Friday madness at the local Wal-Mart.

The Northern Cheyenne Tribal High School is closed today due to heating problems in the building. Stay tuned to Sheridan Media News Tomorrow morning regarding whether the school will be re-opened.