Archive - 2012 - News

In the shadow of the recent murder-suicide at Casper College and the tragic shooting massacre in Newton, Connecticut, many are examining - and questioning - the mental states of the attackers. Sheridan Media's Chris Foy has the story.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department announced Wednesday that the Gray Wolf Hunt Area No. 1, the Clark's Fork Management Unit northwest of Cody, is now closed. The area closed Wednesday morning because the mortality quota of four wolves was reached.

A chance to win a whopping $1,000 Chamber Bucks, courtesy of the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce, is fast approaching. Chair of the Christmas Stroll Committee, Judy Taylor, explains.

Last week we told you about an effort to garner public feedback on the possibility of moving the two “lion dog” sculptures that adorn the front entrance of Kendrick Park in Sheridan.

We begin our year in review for Sheridan County with a look back at a few of the top stories for January through March.

Now that Christmas is over, there are those that can't get rid of their Christmas tree fast enough. Since the City of Sheridan doesn't collect trees curbside, they've made it possible for residents to drop off their trees at several green waste bin sites around Sheridan.

The Board of Directors for RENEW in Sheridan have appointed Chris Ahlstrom as acting president and CEO. Ahlstrom replaces Larry Samson, who's retired after over three decades with RENEW.

U.S. Senator John Barrasso recently appeared on Fox News to talk about the fiscal cliff. The Senator commented that he thinks that President Obama wants to go over the cliff for political reasons.

Part of the construction of the new Edward A. Whitney Academic Center at Sheridan College has been to change the campus entrance and to build a Veterans Plaza.