WDH announces increase in fees for certificates, records
SHERIDAN — Fees charged by the Wyoming Department of Health for birth and death certificates, as well as other records ordered through Vital Statistics Services, are [...]
Council unsure about sidewalk requirements in Ranchester
RANCHESTER — A lack of clairt on sidewalk requirements halted a building project in Ranchester. Ranchester Town Council tabled a decision that would require subdivision developers [...]
Burgess Haswell announces run for county commissioner
SHERIDAN — Long-time Sheridan County resident Christi Burgess Haswell announced Wednesday she will run for county commissioner. “Over the next several months, I hope to [...]
Koltiska brings FBI training to Sheridan
SHERIDAN — After spending 10 weeks in Quantico, Virginia, at the FBI National Academy Program, Sheridan Police Department’s Lt. Travis Koltiska feels good about where [...]
Economic report shows modest improvements, future concerns
SHERIDAN — Wyoming’s economy saw slight improvements in the fourth quarter of 2017 but did not grow as quickly as the national economy, according to [...]
Holler is SC’s first male nursing instructor in decades
SHERIDAN — Deployed in Iraq as a medic, Travis Holler gradually had a career awakening. “It’s kind of what led me to realize, ‘I think I’d [...]
‘Blood Simple’ to show for Second Sundays Film
SHERIDAN — This month’s edition of Second Sundays Film at the Whitney Center for the Arts will feature a screening of the film “Blood Simple.” [...]
Branger to sign copies of book
SHERIDAN — Author Jim Branger will sign copies of his “Valley of the Crulls Triology” Saturday from 1-3 p.m. Branger was born in Red Lodge, Montana, [...]
Chili supper to benefit We the People team
SHERIDAN — A chili supper planned for April 9 will benefit the We the People team at Sheridan High School. The team will be heading to [...]