Archive - Pictures

Many tree branches in town couldn't withstand today's wind gusts of up to 50 miles per hour. The current weather forecast speculates the breeze should be gone by tomorrow. (Photos by Tracee Davis)

Photo by Stacey Ellenwood Photography

The Pie and Plant Event at the Veterans Affairs greenhouse this morning is drawing a steady stream of botanists. The sale goes until 1 p.m. today. (Photo by Tracee Davis)

This photo was taken from the entryway of the newly opened WAREHOUSE 201, 201 Broadway. The silhouette of the City of Sheridan building appears below the sunburst.
Photo by Jill Robinson
May 17, 2013

The Oscar Meyer Weinermobile was spotted at the Holiday Inn in Sheridan this morning. The hot dog on wheels was wielding plates from Wisconsin. (Photos by Tracee Davis)

Highway construction crews were hard at work before sunrise today on the I-90 overpass above KROE Lane. The workers employed floodlights, seen here in the left of the photo, to get their work done. (photos by Tracee Davis)

The gallery at Sheridan College on Main Street is hosting art from Sheridan High School students that has been deemed to be some of the best in the state.

Huckleberry Daze, by artist Jerry McCellar, has taken a permanent seat in front of the Downtown Sheridan Association building at the corner of Main Street and Coffeen Avenue as of this afternoon.

No wonder the Bighorn Mountain's highest peak has been given it's name, Cloud Peak. This photo was taken from Kendrick Golf Course road today. A peak shaped cloud just happened to drift behind Cloud Peak (Black Tooth Peak is in the forefront). Amazing what happens when you wait for it. . .

Jill Robinson, Sheridan WYO

Johnson County Emergency Management held a HAZMAT drill last weekend to determine preparedness of local, state and Federal agencies in this type of drill. Emergency Management Coordinator for Johnson County, Marilyn Connolly, said the drill went very well.