Vicarious trauma affects many
SHERIDAN — Vicarious trauma often affects first responders, advocates and attorneys and might result in irreversible repercussions. The specific type of trauma, though, goes beyond [...]
Invasive insect traps set for summer
SHERIDAN — The Wyoming State Forestry Division is moving down from the Bighorn Mountains into urban communities to monitor trees for non-native invasive pests. The [...]
Abundance of friendship, grub at Free Food Fridays
SHERIDAN — Grace Anglican Church Pastor Kevin Jones felt a need to serve students after Sheridan High School student Kaycie Garner’s brother, Kolter Garner, died by [...]
Fire Chief Lenhart to retire
SHERIDAN — Sheridan Fire-Rescue Department Chief Terry Lenhart will retire next week after 27 years of serving the community. Lenhart, originally from Calgary, Canada, started [...]
Solar affordability increases for individuals
SHERIDAN — While statewide agencies continue to discuss the feasibility of bringing solar energy to Wyoming, Sheridan companies have already started installing solar panels, cutting down utility bills [...]
Sheridan Brew Co. and Public House slated for October opening
SHERIDAN — The building at 150 N. Main St., formerly home to a Boot Barn, is transforming into Sheridan’s first restaurant and brewery combination and will [...]
Mayors: Turnover on councils not that common
SHERIDAN COUNTY — Resignations of town council members in Sheridan County took place in recent months, but local mayors say the issue isn’t as common [...]
DEQ monitors mine blasts for air quality
SHERIDAN — The yellow haze rising from area mines may seem bad for the environment, but agencies work to ensure compliance with regulations to preserve [...]
Thomas brings USFS, volunteer experience to fire warden position
SHERIDAN — Chris Thomas recently retired from his position as silviculturist with the U.S. Forest Service in Sheridan. A future filled with endless days of [...]