Archive - 2013 - News

Tongue River Co-Op is having a planned power outage Friday morning from 5 to 8.

The Wyoming Information Center, at the intersection of I-90 and 5th Street, is hoping to help longtime Sheridanites regain a fresh perspective on their hometown, and simultaneously make Wednesdays more than just “hump day.” Nancy Herdt, Welcome Center Specialist, invites history buffs, young and ol

Sheridan County Residents who are worried about flash floods or are struggling to deal with last night's precipitation can pick up sandbags and sand at the road and bridge shop. Sheridan County Public Works Director, Rod Liesinger.

More than 400 Wyoming Military Department employees will be required to take off 11 days without pay this summer because of federal budget cuts.

Sheridan County Museum was bustling with excited kids Tuesday morning for the first installment of “Tidbit Tuesdays.”

At their meeting Monday, the Sheridan City Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of the final plat of the Sheridan Links Planned Unit Development.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation is reminding Sheridan residents to read the posted signs in the construction zones on Interstate 90. Public Information Specialist for WYDOT, Ronda Holwell, explains.

Where to Retire Magazine has announced their 50 Best Master-Planned Communities in the United States, and the Powder Horn Golf Community is one of them.

The latest in a film series about food and its connection and importance to our community's health will take place this Thursday night in Sheridan.

The Wyoming Attorney General's Office has seen a spike in complaints that involve the use of the Green Dot “MoneyPak” cards. MoneyPaks are sold at convenience stores and are used to pay bills online and make purchases