Customer review sites can make or break a Sheridan business
SHERIDAN — Reputation can make or break a business. In the age of online customer reviews on sites like Yelp, TripAdvisor, Facebook and Google, […]
‘This is our normal’: Olsens detail life with quadruplets
SHERIDAN — Dustin and Heather Olsen are at least 2,880 diaper changes into the adventure of parenting quadruplets. It’s probably more, but really, who’s […]
Optimizing outdoor recreation
SHERIDAN — If getting active outside comes as easy as fishing the North Tongue River, hiking Black Mountain or taking a bike ride on Sheridan’s […]
Warm a Heart Group seeks to meet needs, connect community resources
SHERIDAN — What started in September as a simple effort to give away warm coats grew rapidly for the leaders of a new charitable […]
Breaking through barriers for effective diabetes management
SHERIDAN — Contrary to the popular idiom, what you don’t know can hurt you when it comes to diabetes management.
In 2014, 23 percent […]
Local follows roots to Mayflower
SHERIDAN — Tracing one’s lineage to the Mayflower can produce at least 2,048 possible ancestors to investigate if the line goes back 12 generations. […]
Liberty chronicles life of space, skies, ranches
SHERIDAN — Sitting at her computer in her Sheridan home that overlooks the Bighorn Mountains, author Margot Liberty will tell you her 85 years […]
Wide age range of veterans a challenge for service organizations
SHERIDAN — The oldest living World War II veteran is 111 years old. Richard Overton saw the Great Depression, the invention of the microwave […]
U.S. Forest Service cabins offer cozy getaways all year long
A kaleidoscope meadow shimmers with flowers in the spring, swelling like a wave at the cabin’s doorstep. Behind that wave rolls another covered with […]