WyoTF, Roundabout to partner on readings of 3 new plays
SHERIDAN — The Wyoming Theater Festival, devoted to the development of new work, will welcome acclaimed Roundabout Theatre Company to the 2017 season in Sheridan, [...]
State boasts large share of jobs with livable wages
SHERIDAN — A recent Georgetown University Center on Education and Workforce report says Wyoming has the largest share of good-paying jobs for workers without a [...]
Korean War veteran receives medal for service
SHERIDAN — Many refer to the Korean War as “The Forgotten War,” but recognition for a local veteran ensured he and his service to country [...]
Candidate for governor looks to promote economic diversity in state
SHERIDAN — A businessman foreign to the political arena looks to share his business savvy with the state of Wyoming in the upcoming 2018 governor’s [...]
REPORTS – July 31, 2017
SHERIDAN FIRE-RESCUE Friday • Activated alarm, 400 block North Jefferson Street, 10:08 a.m. Saturday • Rocky Mountain Ambulance assist, 500 block Avoca Avenue, 9:13 a.m. [...]
WyoTF organizers seek housing for visiting artists
SHERIDAN — Organizers behind the Wyoming Theater Festival need help providing housing for actors, directors and stage personnel. The housing is needed from Aug. 19 [...]
JD Mullinax tennis tournament set for weekend
SHERIDAN — The JD Mullinax Memorial Tennis Tournament will take place Saturday and Sunday at Thorne-Rider Park and Sheridan High School. The tournament will include [...]
Fresh Air Friday hike headed to Woodrock Guard Station
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Recreation District will host its next summer hike Friday. The hike will go to the Woodrock Guard Station. The cost to [...]
Antiracism series to continue Tuesday
SHERIDAN — A local group calling itself Real Resistance Wyoming has organized a series of summer programs meant to combat racism. Each of the events [...]