Archive - Pictures

The U.S. Postal Service announced new prices and services in its Release No. 12-114 on October 11, 2012 for rates effective on January 27, 2013. Residents of the Sheridan area may not be aware of the new prices. Perhaps because many use First-Class Mail Forever Stamps there is not much need for publicity of the rate increases that take effect Sunday.

With 6-seconds to go in the Friday evening thriller Cheyenne's Josh Fearing hit a two to break a 57-57 tie and put the Indians up by 2-points, Central 59 to Sheridan's 57. Bronc Coach Gale Smith called a timeout. Then with the clock running down Sheridan Bronc Anthony Newlon hit this three at the buzzer to the delight of the filled to capacity student section.

Tied no longer at 6-1 are the Sheridan Generals and Casper Thunderbirds. The Generals cooled off the hot Thunderbirds Wednesday evening with top notch shooting - 28-points from Frederic Dure, 22 from Victor Bermudez and 13 from Ron Mvouika. Tate Stensgaard had 6-points before going down hard in the second half - leaving the game with a bum right arm.

Sheridan's Lady Generals, ranked number 17 in the country, now stand at 17 - 4 following Wednesday's Region IX win over the visiting Casper Lady Thunderbirds by a final score of 62 to 50. Milomilo Nanai led the way for the Lady Generals to lead all scorers with 15-points, followed by teammates Jasmine Davis with 12 and Josie Three Irons with 11.

Buffalo Mayor Randy Dyess answers questions during the annual State of the City Address at a luncheon Wednesday. Dyess said the state of the city is "good."

Photo By: Cindy Woolston

Local Civil Air Patrol Cadet Brent Miller received the General Billy Mitchell Award during a ceremony at Monday night's Sheridan City Council meeting.
(Photo by Ron Richter)

Pictures by Russ Hirchert

Chrissy Connell was the grand prize winner of the Sheridan Media Bridal Prevue wedding package valued at $2,200. From left to right; Chrissy Connell and Sheridan Media's Julie Chadwick. (Photo by Judy Hagerott)