Archive - Dec 13, 2017 - News

Exhibitors estimated about 1,000 pieces of pottery were on display in Sheridan College's Whitney Atrium during the college's annual pottery and gifts sale this week.

Not being fully engaged in the interview topped the reasons that job interviewers might make Santa's “Naughty List” at Wednesday's Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce luncheon.

Researchers with the University of Wyoming have made a recent discovery of a rare aquatic insect in Grand Teton National Park, that may keep it off the endangered species list.

If you are a fan of coffee, you won’t want to miss out on the Sheridan Fulmer Library’s upcoming program on Coffee Tasting.

If you are looking for a good stocking stuffer, the Sheridan County YMCA might have just the thing.

The Sheridan City Council at a work session Monday, were updated on the status of an ongoing water and sewer rate study that is currently being conducted. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details.

The City of Sheridan will soon be applying for a Land and Water Conservation Fund Grant through the Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources. The $350,000 grant, if approved, will be used for the initial grading and irrigation network of Phase I of the Doubleday Complex in north Sheridan.

First Lady Carol Mead has partnered with Cloud Peak Energy to provide every first grader in Campbell County with a copy of her children’s book, “Wyoming Firsts.”

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NATIONAL PARKS-FEES

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — National parks in the U.S. will sharply drop the number of days they allow visitors to get in for free.

Cheryl Benner, Manager for the Lake DeSmet Operations Department, gave the county commissioners her year-end report for the lake and the department.