Wyoming

Firefighters are investigating what ignited a fiery explosion at a natural gas storage site in southwestern Wyoming over the weekend.

The events that unfolded in and around Boston last week will most certainly have a lasting effect on many throughout the country. We caught up with U.S.

Here's a look at the past week's stories from Sheridan Media News:

Sheridan Mayor, Dave Kinskey, reacted to Monday's terrorist attacks in Boston.

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Wyoming Senators, Mike Enzi and John Barrasso, both visited Sheridan Saturday.

Earlier this week we reported that a lawyer representing Superintendent Cindy Hill threatened possible legal action against Representative Rosie Berger and several of her fellow legislators for the recently issued “white paper”.

During a Senate Budget Committee hearing earlier this week, U.S. Senator Mike Enzi questioned Secretary of the Treasury Jack Lew on President Obama's budget. Enzi stated that all the budget does is add to the national debt.

The Alliance for Substance Abuse Prevention is launching a new campaign to address one of our communities biggest societal problems.

According to data from the Wyoming Department of Education, Wyoming schools experienced an enrollment growth of over 1,500 students in 2012-2013. The data indicates that there are 90,993 students attending schools this year in the Cowboy State.

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