New England artists living in Big Horn, relishing experiences
SHERIDAN — Dianne Panarelli Miller had just returned from a business trip to Ireland when her phone rang. She was thinking about her next artistic project. [...]
Question over salary increases highlights disagreements between mayor, council
SHERIDAN — Since his election in 2016, Mayor Roger Miller has pushed the city council to consider a pair of topics related to the role of [...]
Aussie ultra runners settle in Sheridan
SHERIDAN — Australian couple Colin and Tarne Berry randomly chose the Bighorn Mountain Wild and Scenic Trail Run as the next ultramarathon in their line [...]
Local treatment program offers state task force insight into opioid treatment
SHERIDAN — Next month, the state’s Opioid Addiction Task Force, which was created by legislative action during the 2018 budget session, will hold its first [...]
Sorensons open Birch in Sheridan
SHERIDAN — Before Travis Sorenson found his place in the restaurant business, the restaurant business found him. At age 15, a sister of one of [...]
New TRHS principal ready for challenge
DAYTON — Colby Lynch nearly moved to Dayton a decade ago. Lynch had received his teaching credentials from Black Hills State University and applied to [...]
Local high-schooler sells vegetables
It took Theresa Shaw by surprise when her oldest son gained an interest in gardening five years ago. Fifteen-year-old Michael Shaw hadn’t shown much attraction [...]
Legislative committee examines mental health, substance abuse treatment options
SHERIDAN — The Legislature’s Joint Labor, Health and Social Services Committee heard testimony from mental health and substance abuse stakeholders during its interim meeting last [...]
BLM, individuals seek better access to public lands
SHERIDAN — Public and privately-owned lands speckle the landscape across Sheridan County. The history of claiming lands in the United States dates back to the [...]