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Oil Rig Pops Up in Sheridan County

By Tracee Davis on Tue 06/18/2013 01:43pm
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Onshore Holdings, LLC, has set up an oil rig approximately 9 miles out of town on Highway 14 East toward Ucross.

County Airport Awards Contracts for Plan, Hangars

By Tracee Davis on Tue 06/18/2013 11:27am
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Sheridan County Airport is moving forward with its long-awaited Master Plan Study, as the Federal Aviation Administration is able to release funds to airports around the country for federally mandated projects.

East Ridge Quarry Gets Go-Ahead

By Tracee Davis on Tue 06/18/2013 10:58am
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The Sheridan County board of commissioners has granted approval to Big Horn Land & Leasing, Inc., to establish a gravel quarry just off of East Ridge Road.

Tongue River Canyon Road Under Rennovation

By Sheridan Media Staff on Tue 06/18/2013 10:20am
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Crews will be working on the entire road through the canyon this Tuesday and Wednesday.

SHS Construction Heightens Security

By Tracee Davis on Tue 06/18/2013 09:00am
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Sheridan High School is under construction for the rest of the summer. Sheridan County School Distrit #2 Facilities Director, Julie Carroll, explains the project.

City Receives Sales and Use Tax Receipts, Approves Budget

By Ron Richter on Mon 06/17/2013 11:11pm
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The Sheridan City Council approved the City's budget for fiscal year 2014 Monday night. The budget in total, which includes general, special revenue, enterprise, debt service and trust and agency funds is $33.9 million.

Council Approves Cloud Peak Ranch 17th Filing

By Ron Richter on Mon 06/17/2013 11:06pm
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In January of this year, the Sheridan City Council elected to table the Cloud Peak Ranch 17th filing due to a number of unanswered questions regarding the subdivision.

Community Members Form PAC to Support Sheridan College Bond Initiative

By Ron Richter on Mon 06/17/2013 10:56pm
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According to a media release issued Monday, a group of community members have formed a Political Action Committee to elevate public awareness and gain voter support for a $15.85 million bond for renovation and expansion of the Sheridan College Technical Education Center.

A New Opportunity for Struggling Students

By Chris Foy on Mon 06/17/2013 10:04pm
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Sheridan County School District Two Superintendent, Craig Dougherty, says the district will be introducing a few new programs at the start of the next school year to increase graduation rates - and in particular - reach out to struggling teens.

Superintendent Takes a New Slant on Retelling History

By Judy Hagerott on Mon 06/17/2013 09:31pm
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This past weekend at Fort Phil Kearny, just over the border in Johnson County, visitors were treated to guided tours, living history demonstrations, and no entrance fees. It was also a great introduction to new superintendent Misty Stoll.