Sheridan Police Community Service officer Ed Boone made and appearance on our Public Pulse program the topic for the day was pet safety in the summer months and the number issue is leaving dogs in unattended vehicles.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has announced that the Soldier Creek Hunter Management Area west of Sheridan will be closed to public access Monday through Friday beginning Monday June 20, and ending on Friday July 29.
A Chinese national was fined $1,000 and issued a $30 court processing fee for walking off the boardwalk in the Mammoth Hot Springs thermal area Tuesday in Yellowstone National Park.
Now here's Sheridan Media's look back in time, to 100 years ago, by reporter Pat Blair as published in the Sheridan Enterprise newspaper on June 16, 1916.
Buffalo's City Council passed on second reading an amended version of their annual appropriations, or budget bill, with an increase in funds over the version passed on the first reading.
As the Buffalo City Council was passing the second reading of their annual appropriations, or budget bill, during their last regular meeting, Vice Mayor Russ Humphrey, sitting in for absent Mayor Mike Johnson, explained why he and councilman Dave Long voted against the budget bill on its first reading at their last meeting in May.
The Johnson County Family YMCA will be able to continue to provide is low-impact cardio supervised exercise program, where participants learn self-management of their cardiovascular health, thanks to a $4,000 grant from the Rocky Mountain Power Foundation.
Dorothy Simon, dispatcher and scheduler for Sheridan's Goose Creek Transit public transportation system, is the Wyoming Public Transportation Association's Dispatcher of the Year for 2016.