Broncs defeat East at home, Carroll sets new assists record
Freshman Aleks Carroll set a new single season assists record in the win with 15 total assists with two games and postseason games left to be played.
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Despite participation drops, Sheridan remains a Wyoming chess destination
Sheridan is a center for aspiring chess players, but Sheridan Chess Association President Dan Casey said it’s more than that. He calls Sheridan Wyoming’s “chess capital.”
Lady Broncs sweep road trip to Cheyenne
Sheridan High School girls soccer competed against Cheyenne East after a 2-0 win against Cheyenne Central Friday.
Mavericks lacrosse win in Cheyenne
SHERIDAN — Sheridan Mavericks lacrosse traveled to Cheyenne Saturday for a double header against Cheyenne and Cody.
Troopers win series against Rapid City
Sheridan Troopers baseball had the opportunity to get revenge against Rapid City at home Saturday and Sunday after falling to the program in the first two games of the season
TRIO students gain new experiences through service-learning trip to Peru
Sheridan College TRIO students found more than just fresh ceviche and a crash course in speaking Spanish in Peru, they found the meaning of public service.
Lawmakers could resurrect countywide consensus grant program
While attempting to defund the Wyoming Business Council earlier this year, Wyoming lawmakers pushed to resurrect the state’s countywide consensus funding block grant program.
Limited artisan collection features work of three Wyoming artists
The three pieces, created by artists Katie Coyne, Karen Barton and Breanna Whitlock, along with the “Buffalo” candle line will be available at the WYO Candle Co. in downtown Sheridan.
Sheridan woman changes plea in theft case
A Sheridan woman changed her plea to no contest for stealing from a Sheridan chiropractic clinic.
Broncs tie Cheyenne Central at home
“Not just fight back for a tie, but to get the lead with 50 seconds left. It is unfortunate that is the way it ended, but that is why the
Column: Let’s get nostalgic
After a March that was surprisingly robust when it came to movies with actual original ideas, April 2026 brought us back to the one thing modern movies do so well:
SCLT hosting Discovery Session focusing on women’s backcountry skills, trail running
Join Jody Sanborn for a two-part women’s backcountry skills and trail running Discovery Session designed to help participants feel more prepared, informed, and confident exploring the backcountry.
Academics for All: Hardesty earns Summit Award
Academics for All recognized and honored Olivia Hardesty as this week’s Summit Award finalist.
Holden matched for pharmacy residency program
Sheridanite Kairstyn Holden is a postgraduate year two alumni (class of 2025) who was matched.
Land trust earns Humstone award
Sheridan Community Land Trust earned the Excellence in Historic Preservation Award for its work securing a historic preservation easement on the 1898 Stone House in Sheridan County.
Sheridan student earns 4-H Foundation scholarship
A Sheridan County student received a continuing award through the Wyoming State 4-H Foundation.
UW earns runner-up honors in international business competition
The University of Wyoming earned multiple runner-up finishes in its first appearance at the annual International Business Ethics and Sustainability Case Competition (IBESCC), hosted by Loyola Marymount Unive...
Highland Park hosts third annual art show
With more than 1,000 art pieces, Highland Park Elementary School families entered the world of the jungle during the school’s third annual art show April 29.
Broncs compete in Basin Nation Invite
Sheridan High School track and field traveled to Gillette to compete in the Basin Nation Invite Thursday.
Clearmont's election set for next week
Most municipalities in Wyoming conduct elections on the same timeline as statewide elections. The town of Clearmont, nestled in eastern Sheridan County, does not.
Column: Running drills with Lady Mavericks lacrosse
I donned the goggles and a jersey and became a member of the Sheridan Lady Mavericks lacrosse team as they prepared for their first and only home game of the
Duff receives May Benjamin Franklin Award for Open Government
A clear recognition for the right of citizens and the press to access public information has resulted in Sheridan County Administrative Director Cameron Duff being selected as the May recipient
Sheridan County teams compete in Buffalo track and field meet
Arvada-Clearmont High School, Big Horn High School and Tongue River High School track and field teams traveled to Buffalo to compete in the Buffalo Twilight Thursday.
Spring weather in store for the weekend
After a brief pattern of snow and cold, warmer and sunnier conditions are forecasted to return this weekend.