Search, rescue, detection dogs live to serve
SHERIDAN — When disaster strikes, one tool reigns higher than any man-made creation for recovering lost souls in the rubble — dogs. Jonni Joyce, a [...]
Local Briefs – April 1, 2017
AAUW organizing Unequal Pay Day bake sale SHERIDAN — American Association of University Women will conduct a bake sale April 4 at Sheridan College, Sheridan [...]
Alicke named Summit Award winner
Academics for All is pleased to honor Laura Alicke as this week’s Summit Award winner. She is a senior at Sheridan High School and currently [...]
Bergman, Erickson, Hanke to perform at SC
SHERIDAN — The Whitney Center for the Arts will present Dr. Mark Elliot Bergman on double bass at Sheridan College on April 7 at 7:30 [...]
Goose Creek Transit to host open house
SHERIDAN — Goose Creek Transit, Sheridan’s door-to-destination bus service, will host an open house at its newly expanded and remodeled facility on April 6 from [...]
Studies begin focus on connection between drug use, tech
SHERIDAN — Teenagers in the United States reported a significant decline of illicit drug use in 2016 in comparison to past years. At the same [...]
Forest Service seeks public input on trail maintenance
SHERIDAN — The U.S. Forest Service needs the public’s help to identify trails in need of maintenance. The request is part of the National Forest [...]
Earning credits for experience
SHERIDAN — While higher-education learning typically takes place inside the classroom, knowledge gained outside the lecture hall can be invaluable. The trick comes with turning [...]
SCLT completes feasibility study for outdoor education center
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Community Land Trust has completed a feasibility study focused on the creation of an outdoor education center in the Sheridan area. An [...]
