Rustin Burr

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UW Trustees Move Towards New Residence Hall Construction

By Rustin Burr on Mon 10/21/2019 10:22am
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A multiphase project to create new student housing on the University of Wyoming Campus in Laramie has taken a significant step forward.

5th Annual Halloween Run Set for Saturday

By Rustin Burr on Mon 10/21/2019 10:21am
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The Sheridan Recreation Districts 5th Annual Morning Mayhem Halloween Run 5k and 1 Mile Kids Run is set for Saturday. Rec District Director Seth Ulvestad explained how the courses will be laid out.

Lt. Koltiska Update on Deer Management

By Rustin Burr on Mon 10/21/2019 10:20am
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Several years ago, the Sheridan City Council decided to implement a deer management program within city limits that allows area archers to bow hunt deer. The program continues to this day and Sheridan Police Department Lt.

After School Art at SAGE Starts Next Friday

By Rustin Burr on Fri 10/18/2019 01:26pm
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SAGE Community Arts will be rolling out new After School Art program next Friday.

Rimbusters Gearing Up for Next Round of Young Basketballers

By Rustin Burr on Fri 10/18/2019 01:22pm
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The Sheridan Recreation District is gearing up for their next round of Rimbusters, a program geared towards youngsters interested in basketball.

Lt. Ringley Encourages Community to Share Feedback on Website

By Rustin Burr on Fri 10/18/2019 01:20pm
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The Sheridan Police Department has spoken many times about their desire to be open and transparent with the community.

Commissioners Talk New County Initiative

By Rustin Burr on Fri 10/18/2019 01:18pm
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Two of the Sheridan County Commissioners were guests recently on our news talk show Public Pulse. One of the topics discussed during the program was a new County Wide Initiative that they are preparing to roll out.

Local Church Set to Receive Preservation Grant Funds

By Rustin Burr on Thu 10/17/2019 11:16am
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Thursday, the National Fund for Sacred Places announced that ten historic congregations across the country will receive a portion of $1.9 million in Preservation Grants and one of those recipients is located in Sheridan.

UW Ok’s Timeline for Hiring of Next President

By Rustin Burr on Thu 10/17/2019 10:58am
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The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees have announced that they would like to make a decision on who will serve as their next permanent president by early March.

Brinton Hosts Halloween Extravaganza

By Rustin Burr on Thu 10/17/2019 07:55am
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On Saturday October 26, the Brinton Museum in Big Horn will host their Things That Go Bump in the Night Halloween Extravaganza. According to a news release from Science Kids, this event is for children in the community 12 years of age and under.

MDU Power Outage Early Thursday Caused by Transmission Line

By Rustin Burr on Thu 10/17/2019 07:53am
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At approximately 2:15 Thursday morning, residents in Sheridan County lost power. According to information from Montana-Dakota Utilities, the cause of the outage was related to a transmission line that runs from the PP&L substation to MDU’s substation.

Pedestrian Struck Monday at Intersection Near Courthouse

By Rustin Burr on Wed 10/16/2019 01:21pm
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On Monday morning, a pedestrian was struck by a motor vehicle at an intersection near the Sheridan County Courthouse. Sheridan Police Department Lt. Tom Ringley shared that that particular intersection has had a checkered history with pedestrian vs.

Joey’s Fly Fishing Foundation Raises Over $20K

By Rustin Burr on Wed 10/16/2019 01:18pm
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With recent donations and the Dining for A Cause Fundraiser at Frackelton’s in downtown Sheridan, Joey’s Fly Fishing Foundation has received over $20,000 for their non profit.

Business Registration for Christmas Stroll Happening Now

By Rustin Burr on Tue 10/15/2019 10:41am
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The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce’s 24th Annual Christmas Stroll is only 6 Fridays away and they are currently accepting registration from area businesses. Chamber CEO Dixie Johnson explains.

Some Items Can’t Be Recycled

By Rustin Burr on Tue 10/15/2019 10:36am
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Although the City of Sheridan has a recycling center and program, their big blue trucks do occasionally make their way to the landfill.

Sheridan PD Talk Recent Training

By Rustin Burr on Tue 10/15/2019 10:06am
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The Sheridan Police Department regularly conducts training workshops to help make sure their officers are ready for whatever may come their way. Trainings cover a large range with topics like mental health first aid to drug recognition. According to Lt.

CVC to Host Informational Program on “Better Angels”

By Rustin Burr on Fri 10/11/2019 12:01pm
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The Center for a Vital Community at Sheridan College will be hosting an informational program October 22, covering an organization dedicated to helping Americans heal the current political divide through constructive conversations.

Mayor, Councilman Martin Talk Special Election

By Rustin Burr on Fri 10/11/2019 11:59am
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The City of Sheridan will have a special election next month to decide the fate of Charter Ordinance 2202 after a petition garnered the exact amount of valid signatures required to prompt such an action.

SAGE Nex Exhibit Opens Wednesday

By Rustin Burr on Thu 10/10/2019 01:22pm
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SAGE Community Arts will be debuting their new exhibit in the fine art gallery on Wednesday.

Leadership Sheridan County Searching for 2020 Class Members

By Rustin Burr on Thu 10/10/2019 01:20pm
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The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce Leadership Sheridan County program is currently accepting applications for those that would like to be part of the 27th class in 2020.