Celebrating what makes Sheridan unique
Sheridan has many unique and genuine characteristics. I offer a couple of examples.
The gift of reading
“It is a great thing to start life with a small number of really good books which are your very own.”
Step up, Wyomingites
Earlier this week, The Sheridan Press celebrated 150 years of Wyoming women’s suffrage with a sold-out community event at The Brinton Museum.
Reflecting on 2019, looking ahead to future opportunities
As 2019 comes to a close, I want to take a few moments to reflect on the past year here at Whitney Benefits.
Historic preservation makes Sheridan an even more charming place to call home
Without a doubt, Sheridan’s history is part of our community’s essence.
‘Equality State’ a goal to live up to
In this column, the writer behind the series "Year of Wyoming Women" shares her experiences.
Leadership Sheridan County continues to grow, evolve
In October, I had the privilege of graduating with 21 amazing local businesspeople from the Chamber’s Leadership Sheridan County program.
My license plate saved my life
The state of Wyoming’s use of the bucking horse and rider as a symbol for the Cowboy State dates to at least 1918.
The gift of experience
Last week, the Christmas Stroll took over downtown with trolley rides on Main Street, marshmallow roasting on Grinnell Plaza and live music in shops. Hundreds of locals braved black ice for the ultimate Sheridan “experience” — a trend that is buzzing in our town and beyond.
Stepping away from CAST for new, expanded adventures
Sheridan County’s spirit of volunteerism is, without a shadow of a doubt, the envy of the Mountain West.
Diversification important in multiple respects
I’ve been in the electrical industry for over 26 years and have owned and operated Premier Electric in Sheridan since 2006.
Digging deeper into Thanksgiving
We are coming up on one of America’s favorite holidays.
Tips to navigate political discussions this Thanksgiving
I’ve written past columns about civility, divisiveness, throwing babies out with bathwater and the pure vitriol being spewed about all things political.
Striving for koselig
“There is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothes.” This wisdom hails from Scandinavia, the happiest place on Earth — though I first [...]
Economic summit included stories of success, challenges to come
Gov. Mark Gordon’s business summit gathering in Cheyenne this week was good for Sheridan. We had featured companies, featured speakers and many Sheridan businesses and [...]
Celebrating past, future initiatives with DSA
The holiday season is just around the corner and I would like to thank everyone that continues to support Downtown Sheridan Association. Thank you to [...]
Sheridan not a ‘sleepy little town’ anymore
First, I want to establish that this letter represents my personal position alone and is in no way the official position of the city council [...]
Chamber encouraging a ‘Yes’ vote Tuesday
As a catalyst for business prosperity and a champion for a stronger community, the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce demonstrates leadership by being an advocate [...]
Women supporting women
Last week, visitors filled a gallery of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, sipping wine, chatting and exploring the striking photographs that lined the wall. [...]
Play your part in the fall musical
“Catch Me If You Can: The Musical” is onstage at the WYO, and — as the opening number promises — the theater’s fall fundraising production [...]
Ready to advocate on behalf of Sheridan, state
On Nov. 13, I’ll travel to Cody for the annual Wyoming Hospitality & Tourism Fall Summit. This year’s event will focus on elevating local advocacy [...]
Recognizing Dysautonomia Awareness Month
October is the month of Dysautonomia Awareness. Dysautonomia is a term many have never heard of. It is a term used to describe several different [...]
Word of the Day: Unique
Dear Readers, today’s Word of the Day is unique. Or as my mom would pronounce it, you-nih-kew. Unique, no matter how you choose to pronounce [...]
Interacting with art
“See, this could be a difficult area to paint,” said Jan Hodson as she moved her palette knife in small strokes across the canvas. For [...]
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