Archive - Jan 2013 - News

At the Northern Wyoming Community College District(NWCCD) monthly meeting Thursday in Buffalo, Sheridan College's Administration requested a $5 increase in the cost of a credit hour to take effect in the 2013-14 school year.

The Northern Wyoming Community College District Board discussed possible future construction at Sheridan College at their meeting in Buffalo Thursday.

Saturday, the Sheridan Holiday Inn became a one-stop, shopping mall for weddings as a variety of vendors specializing in weddings, set up shop.

Who's doing the choosing? When it comes down to elections or appointments, it's either the people making the choice or bureaucrats putting people in positions.

Saturday, the Sheridan County Museum opened its doors for its first “Behind the Scenes Saturday,” a time for the public to come in and get an up close look at the operation of the museum.

Saturday, close to 30 pro-lifers gathered on the corner in front of the courthouse to silently remember the estimated 53 million babies that have been lost through abortion. Coordinator Angie Gilbert...

The BHS Forensics team had another outstanding weekend as the team traveled to Newcastle to compete in the Dogie Invitational January 11 and 12.

It's time once again for our Sheridan Media Week in Review, where we take a brief look back at some of the news from this past week. Monday, Sheridan Police were involved in a vehicle pursuit that ended up in the County, and eventually across the Montana State line. Authorities called off the chase due to safety concerns over the officers involved as well as the suspect.

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The 2nd annual Jane party will take place this afternoon at the Sheridan Senior Center. If your first, middle or last name is Jane, no matter your age and no matter how you spell it, this part if for you. Senior Center Activities Director Jane Perkins.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - Hot, dry weather took a toll on Wyoming's 2012 hay crop.

According to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, the state produced 1.9 million tons of hay in 2012, down from 2.4 million tons the previous year and the lowest hay production since 2002.