Sheridan Media News
Border Fire
A train caused multiple fires along Interstate 90 in Montana on Tuesday. Fire departments from Parkman to Aberdeen responded, including the Tongue River, Ranchester, and other local teams.
Sheridan County Approves Public Health Service Fees
The Sheridan County Commissioners approved a resolution adopting fee schedule rules for services provided by Public Health, with Heidi Smith, Nurse Manager, presenting.
Johnson County Appoints Special Prosecutor
Johnson County Commissioners appointed an outside special prosecutor for an upcoming trial at their Tuesday meeting. The request was made by the County Attorney's Office.
City of Buffalo Signs Burritt Ave. Design Agreement
The Buffalo City Council approved an agreement with Nelson Engineering to perform civil, geotechnical, and surveying services for Burritt Avenue improvements.
Building Division Update
Ashley Garcia, Certified Permit Technician for the City of Sheridan, provided a recent update on the building division's activities, including construction inspections and permit issuance.
Delay in ARPA Interest Fund Distribution
The Sheridan City Council postponed the distribution of ARPA interest funds at their meeting on Monday night, considering various options for appropriation.
Carcass Disposal Options Expand for Big Game Hunters
Wyoming hunters have more options for legal carcass disposal thanks to partnerships between two conservation organizations, providing additional resources for hunters this fall.
Sheridan College Film Celebrates Women in Agriculture
A film showcasing the lives of Wyoming women working on the range will be screened at Sheridan College's Whitney Center on October 9th.
The SC Symphonic Band: "War Horses"
The Sheridan College Symphonic Band, conducted by new instructor and composer Charles Tarver, will perform on October 11th, featuring original compositions.
Trapper’s Point Fence Project Utilizes Conservation License Plate Funds
The Wyoming Game and Fish (WYG&F) announced that their September meetings approved the Trapper’s Point Fence Project, the first to use conservation license plate funds.
Black Tooth Business Park Final Plat Approved
The Sheridan City Council approved the final plat for the Black Tooth Business Park during their October 2nd regular business meeting.
Ucross Gala 2026 Attracts Large Crowd
On September 24th, artists and patrons gathered for the Ucross Foundation's gala, celebrating the renowned artist residency program and raising funds for its future.