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A parade, book sale at the library and lunch provided by the Story Woman's Club was just part of a full day of activities Saturday during Story Days.

WWC Engineering and Project Schoolhouse have teamed up to help bring fresh, running water to the Antelope Butte Mountain Recreation Area. Jack Fritz, Director of Operations at WWC, explains.

Joey’s Fly Fishing Foundation is proposing to build an educational science center on a little over 2 acres of property that is owned by SEEDA and the City of Sheridan, next to Big Goose Creek in north Sheridan. Thursday night, the local nonprofit provided an update on the venture during a meeting at the Downtown Sheridan Association’s Community Room. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details.

Sheridan County's Commissioners accepted an agreement between themselves and CTA Architects for the firm to perform an assessment of the rehabilitation of the county courthouse and jail,

Although no decisions have been made as to whether or not the current 3 lane configuration of Sheridan’s Main Street will be implemented during the Wyoming Department of Transportation resurfacing project in 2023, the study is going well.

The veteran's plaza at the entrance to Sheridan College is now the Paul R. Young Veteran's Plaza in honor of the most recently departed president of the Northern Wyoming Community College District.

Wyoming has the lead across the United States in implementing laws that enable block chain technology.

For every acre of mule deer habitat taken by roads, well pads and other oil and gas development infrastructure in Wyoming’s Green River Basin, an average of 4.6 other acres of available forage is lost, according to new research by University of Wyoming scientists.

U.S. Senator Mike Enzi of Wyoming is encouraging veterans in Wyoming to share their stories as part of the Veterans History Project, which is an initiative that aims to preserve and make accessible the personal recollections of American veterans.