YMCA provides breakfast for students
Small faces shined Monday morning at various elementary schools throughout Sheridan when a few staff and board members of the YMCA in Sheridan delivered breakfast to 39 classrooms.
Sheridan Fire-Rescue promotes, hires firefighters
After years of Sheridan Fire-Rescue tradition holding through decades of barely any switch-ups, two firefighters received promotions and one was officially sworn in following a ceremony Wednesday.
Public forum: YMCA seeks community input
Soon, patrons of the YMCA in Sheridan will experience the newly-constructed aquatic center.
Firefighters, city move into arbitration
After an hour of executive session discussions Monday night, Mayor Roger Miller announced that the city and IAFF Local #276 will proceed with arbitration in lieu of agreeing on the contract approved by Sheridan City Council in its April 15 meeting.
Library outreach program manager to retire
The future of the Senior Outreach Services program remains uncertain, but one thing is certain: Judy Armstrong will officially retire from the Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library June 15, and she’s staying positive about the outcome of that decision.
Pursuing passions: Four honored at Keystone Awards
“Who can say I’ve been changed for the better? I’ve been changed for good.”
Council approves wireless update
An ordinance through the city of Sheridan outlining regulations for wireless communication has been updated to reflect most recent federal regulations.
Skijoring visits not yet showing in lodging tax revenues
While the Sheridan WYO Winter Rodeo lodging tax revenues have not showed up on city of Sheridan reports yet, officials anticipate funds to be reflected in reports the next few months.
Council votes in favor of innovation center
Sheridan city councilors expressed opposing views on government financial involvement in the Wyoming Technology Business Center in Sheridan as it moves and expands into what will be known as the Innovation Center and Economic Development Co-Location facility.
