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June 13th, 2013

Fairgrounds Shop Roof Project Completed, Soon to Purchase Dumping Trailer

At the last meeting of the Sheridan County Fair Association Board of Trustees, they authorized facilities director Jamie Ringley to purchase a dumping trailer. He explains what it will be used for.

Audit mistakes mar Wind River schools' success story

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By Ron Feemster
Originally published May 28, 2013 on WyoFile.com

The schools in Arapahoe, a small town near Riverton on the Wind River Indian Reservation, have attracted national attention twice in the past 18 months.

Sheridan Health Center and Public Health to Hold Open House June 26

The Sheridan Health Center and Sheridan County Public Health will be holding a joint open house on Wednesday, June 26 from 4 to 6 p.m. Executive Director of the Sheridan Health center, Cathi Kindt, explains.

Annual Chris LeDoux Day This Weekend in Kaycee

The third annual Chris LeDoux Day will be happening this Saturday in Kaycee.

Rodeo events and music highlight the celebration of Kaycee's most famous son, who enjoyed successful careers in both.

Patton: Early Education Rests on Families

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The Wyoming Legislature recently held a joint committee meeting to tackle the question of the role in government in pre-kindergarten education.

SHS Parking Lot Closes Monday

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Sheridan High School's main parking lot will be closed starting Monday, as construction crews will start work on building a new entrance.

Wyoming Working to Unify IT Network

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It's not a secret Wyoming is the least populated state in the union.

7th Cav Hosts Pro Wrestlers

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The Drum and Bugle Corps is hosting a rowdy crowd at the Fairgrounds Pavilion this weekend.

June 12th

Fairgrounds Ups Recycling Efforts

At their Wednesday meeting, the Sheridan County Fair Association agreed to increase recycling efforts at the fairgrounds. Sheridan Media's Chris Foy has the story.

Resources Committee Moves Energy, Grazing and Sportsmen Legislation

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The House Natural Resources Committee on Wednesday took action to spur energy development, create jobs and cut federal red tape for livestock producers, hunters and anglers.