Archive - Apr 19, 2018 - News

Friends and well-wishers packed into Sheridan's WYO Theater Thursday night to celebrate this year's Keystone Award recipients – Bob and Rosie Berger, Jay McGinnis and Mary Jean Roush.

Sheridan College's concert hall will be transformed into a unique multi-sensory experience with a prism concert starting at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Whitney Center for the Arts.

A 77 mile stretch of Interstate 80, between Walcott Junction and Laramie, has been dubbed the Snow Chi Minh Trail by long-haul truckers.

On Tuesday, the Sheridan WYO Theater and the Wyoming Wilderness Association will present the Banff Mountain Film Festival for the community.

Over the past 5 years, Wyoming has seen a total of 1,271 crashes in work zones around the state. Wyoming Highway Patrol Captain Jason Green shared that 30% of those crashes resulted in injuries and a total of 22 lives were lost.

Americans like marriage.

Researchers in the University of Wyoming’s Department of Zoology and Physiology and Program in Ecology discovered that size does matter -- as it pertains to the effectiveness of secondary species’ wildlife protection relative to the size of a wildlife reserve set aside for an umbrella species.

A national search is planned for the position of dean of the University of Wyoming College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, as longtime Dean Frank Galey has announced his retirement from UW effective June 30.

Representatives with the Army Corps of Engineers were in Sheridan Wednesday to tour the corridor of the Ecosystem Restoration Project. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details.

Farmers Co-op of Sheridan announced a $1,000 grant to Rooted in Wyoming Wednesday.