Archive - 2010 - News

We continue our series of the year's top stories. Sheridan Media's Betsy Love starts with September:

On Monday we told you that our Bank of Sheridan / sheridanmedia.com poll question to end the year asks if you plan to make any New Year's Resolutions.

The annual eagle count will be Saturday, January 8th throughout Northeast Wyoming. Aaron Palmer brings us this report.

Open the day after Thanksgiving this year, the Black Tooth Brewing Company has brought microbrewing to Sheridan. Business partner Tim Barnes tells us how the company came to be.

Brew Master Travis Zeilstra comes to Sheridan from a stint

If you are looking for something to do this New Year's Eve in Buffalo, You can choose from dinner early and then home, or ring in the new year with live music and dancing. Aaron Palmer has more.

While it may have been too cold for most women to wear a dress Thursday, it certainly wasn't two cold for two employees of a local grocery store. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter explains.

There has been a slight change to the application deadline for next year's sporting events grants through Sheridan Travel and Tourism. Sheridan Recreation District Director Richard Wright says those interested have a little over a month to apply.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - A proposal to end state-mandated early foreign language instruction has stalled. The Legislature's Joint Education Interim Committee failed to sponsor the measure in a 7-7 tie vote recently.

The Buffalo Bill Historical Center's Museum of Natural History is bringing in the new year with 3 wildlife field trips. Sheridan Media's Betsy Love has the details:

Miss Wyoming 2010, Alicia Grove of Rock Springs, was crowned in June at the WYO Theatre in Sheridan. Next Tuesday, she'll be heading to Las Vegas to compete for the Miss America crown. She tells us what she's been doing to prepare.