In 1988, the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Auxiliary started the Trees of Light ceremony as a means to raise funds for the hospital. In 1989, the name was changed to Trees of Love. The ceremony is held every year on the first Sunday in December.
Call it the “Black Friday” of booze if you will, as liquor dealers around the Cowboy State have been gearing up for the debut of Wyoming Whiskey, which is now available to the public.
“There’s a disconnect between the education community and the general public,” said Bill Schilling, chair of a legislative advisory committee on education meeting in October at the Wyoming Oil & Gas Conservation Commission building in Casper.
Kathy Coleman, the newly elected representative for the Wyoming State Legislature House District 30, will hit the ground running when legislative sessions kick off next month. One of the items that will be first out of the gate January 8 is the consideration of a possible fuel tax.
The 17th annual Christmas Stroll attracted hundreds of people to Downtown Sheridan Friday night. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter was there and has the story.
The red carpet was rolled out at the Sheridan Palace Restaurant Thanksgiving Day. It was a feast fit for a king as the owners, Jane and Steve Cain fed close to 300 people, all at no charge. It began fourteen years ago.
It was a crisp Thanksgiving morn as hundreds showed up to participate in the annual Turkey Trot held at Kendrick Park and sponsored by Volunteers of America.
Ethan Boone, Director of Communications for VOA says it was all for a great cause.
A media release from the Sheridan Police Department confirms that there has been another woman arrested for prostitution in Sheridan. SPD Detective Jerry Rasmussen.