Archive - 2011 - Pictures

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About forty participated in an interactive presentation regarding the Sheridan landscape Wednesday evening in the Watt's Center at Sheridan College. Participant responses will help guide in the development of policy and strategy for the preservation and enhancement of the scenic views, especially into and out of the main corridors of Sheridan.

Tuesday afternoon the 2011 High School Blood Drive Challenge was well underway at the old Woodland Park Elementary School (current location of the Sheridan Recreation Community Center) when Mike Morton from Big Horn arrived.

Tuesday marked the official opening of the $69,000 City of Sheridan Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility with Sheridan's Mayor Kinskey "cutting the ribbon." Initially the facility will only be open on Wednesdays by making an appointment @ 307-674-8461. For more see: http://www.sheridanmedia.com/new...

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This plow from a bygone era seen in Big Horn serves as a reminder that after snow plowing comes that other form of plowing. In its day this plow was pulled behind a horse or mule. The North Carolina Work Horse and Mule Association still hosts horse drawn plowing competition. See: http://fayobserver.com/articles/...

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This stack of storm sewer pipe just off 16th Street near Goose Creek serves as a reminder that the WYDOT contractor of the North Main reconstruction project will commence utility work this week by removing more storm sewer pipe that will perhaps be added to this stack. For more: http://www.sheridanmedia.com/new...

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Sheridan Lady Broncs; Brianna Smith, Noelle Golinvaux, Kayla Woodward, Stephany Sessions and Hailey Ligocki start the 2nd half strong on both offense and defense against Laramie Friday evening at home during their first conference game of the season. They led by 10 at the half and came on strong in the 2nd half to beat the Lady Plainsmen 67 - 39 as they continued their unbeaten season.

Amber, Stormie and Stevie from the Sheridan KARES (Kids Accepted Respected Expected to Succeed) Program came to see the Lady Broncs and their Bronc Cheerleader friend Anna Roach at Friday night's basketball game. The three with help from the Bronc Cheerleaders and their care givers Becky Husske and Catherine Johnson even got into the action with some cheering.

The Sheridan Artists' Guild, et al (SAGE) recently moved in the Historic Train Depot at 201 E. Fifth Street where it will be used as a Community Art Center. The Center's planned activities for 2011 include a variety of children and youth programs, gallery shows, classes and workshops.

4H Leader Georgia Boley and her group of "Big Horn Cowboys" were seen holding a meeting in the Big Horn Mercantile after school on Wednesday afternoon. The members to Ms Boley's left around the table are Oliva Boley, Elliot Boley (standing), Madison Booth, Bailey Bard, Clara Bouley, Becca Bouley and Leah Bouley.