Attorney asks judge to suppress evidence in case
SHERIDAN — Missteps by law enforcement during an investigation of drug use at the Holiday Inn led to a hearing in which a defense attorney […]
Agencies work to provide transition assistance for seniors
SHERIDAN — Growing old might be difficult, but the decision to seek elder care proved an easy one for two women, widowed and seeking […]
Military service members share 9/11 experiences
SHERIDAN — Americans from coast to coast experienced a culture shift following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Those serving in the military before […]
9/11 ceremonies: Remaining relevant 17 years later, memories still fresh
As the 17th year passes after the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, first responders and law enforcement officers still remember and honor those that […]
Agencies thankful for Wyoming’s lack of limitation for sexual abuse reporting
SHERIDAN — In 2002, The Boston Globe’s Spotlight journalism team published a series uncovering a long history of sexual abuse by Catholic Church priests […]
Cave dwellers must follow regulations, respect natural land
DAYTON — The fungus that precurses white-nose syndrome in bats was discovered May 16, 2018 at Fort Laramie National Historic Site in Goshen County. […]
Citizen’s Police Academy shifts format to monthly, open classes
SHERIDAN — After several years of holding Citizen’s Police Academy on a weekly basis for nine- to 10-week stints, Sheridan Police Department decided to […]
Citizens concerned about vole infestation in Ranchester
RANCHESTER — In light of plague found in a Big Horn cat, Ranchester homeowner Kari Braunberger approached council for the second year in a […]
Town of Dayton doubles cemetery burial fees
DAYTON — Dayton Town Council unanimously decided to double cemetery plot costs after hearing the extensive process it takes to dig and procure gravesites […]