Archive - 2013 - News

Project Graduation was started in Sheridan in 1996 as a means to give graduating seniors from Sheridan High School and Fort Mackenzie High School an alternative to the parties and underage drinking that are sometimes the norm following graduation ceremonies.

There are several ceremonial events that will take place Memorial Day in Sheridan. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has the details.

The annual Miss Wyoming Scholarship Pageant will take place in Sheridan Saturday, June 22 at the WYO Theater. Volunteers with the Miss Wyoming Scholarship Foundation have been busy preparing for this year's event.

Blacktooth Brewing Company co-founder and head brewer, Travis Zeilstra, is taking his business to the next level.

At the end of this week, kids in Sheridan County will be free from the perceived bonds of institutionalized school for a few precious months.

There's a new running technique that's gaining mention among runners nationwide, and Sheridan athletes will get a crash course Saturday.

The Story community is hoping to get some help from the Wyoming Division of Forestry to build a fire break around the south and west borders of the town.

The Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library will be exhibiting photos taken by Sheridan resident Jim Arnieri as part of its artist's reception series on June 6.

Alongside the Republican National Committee, state superintendent of public instruction Cindy Hill has spoken out against common core education standards in Wyoming - standards supported by the Wyoming Department of Education.

Thirty-four livestock, farm and consumer groups in Wyoming from the Powder River Basin Resource Council to the National Farmers Union - recently sent a letter to the U.S. Senate to encourage their support of various amendments to the 2013 Farm Bill. That includes an amendment authored in part by U.S. Senator Mike Enzi. Sheridan Media's Chris Foy has more.