Announcement gamesmanship
With Sen. Mike Enzi’s retirement announcement, politicos in Wyoming — and across the country, really — long ago started speculating about who might seek the seat in the U.S. Senate.
Why the double standard?
For the last several years of the Sheridan Recreation District’s co-ed adult softball program, players have had to throw a different size softball depending on whether a [...]
End of summer?
For some Sheridan County students — ahem... Big Horn, Tongue River and Arvada-Clearmont — school starts in just 19 days.
Confessions of a road warrior
If you’ve lived in Wyoming for any substantial amount of time, you’ve likely spent some of it traveling the state.
Trail run ready
In just about two weeks, runners will take to the hills (and the mountains) for the Bighorn Mountain Wild and Scenic Trail Run.
More questions than answers
Not every day does a U.S. Supreme Court case have direct impacts on the residents of Sheridan County.
Proud of former staffers
On Monday, the governor’s office announced the addition of new staff, including the new communications director, Micheal Pearlman.
Defining the ‘why’
If you’re into leadership trainings, you’ve likely heard of Simon Sinek and his “Start with Why” idea — which is also the title of one of his books and his TED Talk.
‘Big Magic,’ sports and doughnuts
I know you thought you wouldn’t have to read any more about the 2019 FAB Women’s Conference, but I have to share this story.
Pain of a heart break
“So it’s true, when all is said and done, grief is the price we pay for love.”
My very own ‘Eat, Pray, Love’ problem
Over the last year, since we booked Elizabeth Gilbert as the keynote speaker for the 2019 FAB Women’s Conference, I have repeatedly answered two questions.
Getting by with help from my friends
It’s almost here.
Need a little inspiration?
You’ve read the columns and articles.
Diversity of a different kind
When you made your way through Sheridan today, you probably overlooked the diversity of the people who live here.
Difference in a year
What a difference a year makes.
How can we be better neighbors?
Last week, I had the opportunity to meet with Quincy Dabney, the relatively new mayor of Lodge Grass, Montana.
Quick glance at happenings
Congratulations are in order!
Power of collaboration
Each week staff members at The Sheridan Press type up brief articles on upcoming events — choir concerts, art exhibitions, fundraisers and more.
Celebrating local women
Caregivers. Professionals. Teachers. Mothers. Volunteers. Leaders.
Transparency key to democracy
Last week, the Financial Transparency Working Group organized by Gov. Mark Gordon and Auditor Kristi Racines gathered in Cheyenne for one of its very first meetings.
Places to go in 2019
For the last several years, The New York Times has offered a list of places to go in the new year.
Striving for transparency
Earlier this year, Governor-elect Mark Gordon and Auditor-elect Kristi Racines organized what they called the Financial Transparency Working Group, the purpose of which would be to identify and develop solutions to improve transparency and accessibility to state financial data.
Not from here? That’s OK
An interesting dynamic between the old and new exists here in Sheridan.
Dozer update; debate prep
First, I want to thank everyone who sent notes or has asked about my puppy, Dozer.
EXPLORE AND ENGAGE
