Unplug: Birds of the SCLT Big Goose Natural Area set for May 13
Science Kids and the Sheridan Community Land Trust (SCLT) will host Unplug: Birds of the SCLT Big Goose Natural Area 5-6 p.m. May 13 at SCLT Big Goose Natural Area,
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Column: Kicking it with Lady Broncs soccer
Before the Lady Broncs traveled to Gillette to take on Thunder Basin in the final game of the regular season Friday, I conducted a full practice with the team to
Fried signs to Black Hills State University
“It is another opportunity for me, missing that whole senior year is kind of rough. But getting this chance is super cool and exciting.” — Josh Fried
Lawmakers discuss COLA boost for retirees
For nearly two decades, Wyoming’s public retirees have not received a cost-of-living adjustment, or COLA. Now, lawmakers are considering a change after stakeholders have continued to express concern.
Petzold commits to Carroll University
Sheridan Mavericks' Ryan Petzold, son of Stephen and Melissa Petzold has committed to Carroll University in Waukesha, Wisconsin.
Broncs defeat Campbell County on the road
SHERIDAN — Sheridan High School boys soccer traveled to Gillette to take on Campbell County in a conference game Tuesday.
Sheridan County elected officials set for raises, commissioners' pay to remain the same
The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners approved a resolution Tuesday morning to provide each office, except their own, with a pay raise of at least 15%. Commissioners decided in
The heartbeat of SHS: Buell honored as Classified Staff of the Year
To Sheridan County School District 2, Jane Buell is an expert professional and a master of organization. But for Sheridan High School, she is the heartbeat, Principal Scott Cleland said.
Hofmeier running for Ranchester Town Council
Richard Hofmeier announced his candidacy for a seat on Ranchester Town Council.
tongue River celebrating pathway progress
Tongue River Pathways will be celebrating community trails in the Tongue River Valley, starting at 4 p.m. in Ranchester Saturday.
Bennett seeks reelection for Sheridan County attorney
Dianna Bennett announced her candidacy for reelection for Sheridan County and Prosecuting Attorney.
AARP Wyoming Seeks Nominees For Community Service Award
CHEYENE — AARP Wyoming is now accepting nominations for its 2026 Andrus Award for Community Service, which honors 50+ Wyomingites who are sharing their experience, talent, and skills to enrich
What do you look for in local food and drink establishments?
Several Sheridan restaurant owners said slow business, especially in the winter and spring, prevent their businesses from making a profit. In the past year, Sheridan has also seen the closures
Lady Broncs win on senior night
“I am really thankful for the team that I got to do it with. It makes me emotional, but I am really excited for the post season and what we
Hardesty embraces next chapter at Air Force
“Reminding me of the success and being able to reflect on the good times and learning from the hard times has been super beneficial to being a Lady Bronc here."
City set to tap into reserve accounts for next budget
To cover discretionary spending in the upcoming fiscal year, the city of Sheridan is set to tap into its savings accounts.
Scams increasing and evolving, officials talk details
As technology continues to advance, digital scams are becoming more complex and common, extending into Sheridan.
Sheridan’s large Republican majority gives primary election more power
According to Wyoming Senate President Bo Biteman, R-Ranchester, Wyoming’s closed primary election system prevents Democrat, independent and third-party voters from choosing a Republican nominee. Some voter...
Business earns architectural excellence award
CLB Architects earned commercial design award of excellence for the EMIT building in Sheridan.
Incubator gardens available at Bridges
The incubator garden at Bridges is a program designed to help new and existing producers expand production for the local food market by providing access to land, resources and hands-on
Voter registration event set for Wednesday
Wednesday marks one week until voters must declare their party affiliation for the upcoming primary election.
Weed and Pest hosting leafy spurge management info session Wednesday
Topics will include development of management plans, cultural control approaches, goat grazing, biocontrol through the use of leafy spurge beetles, and proper selection, timing and application of herbicides....
JAC debates government’s role in business growth vs. infrastructure
On Friday, state lawmakers discussed whether the government’s role in economic development should focus primarily on water, sewer and road infrastructure, or on broader business investment.
U.S. attorney’s alleged misconduct now includes murder case
It’s unclear how many cases the federal grand jury heard after it convened on March 16, 2026, though there have been at least seven felony cases in which defendants have