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Wyoming lawmakers will begin the 2024 Wyoming Legislative Session on Feb. 12, in Cheyenne. This year, legislators will be holding a budget session. These sessions typically last 20 legislative days. And except for the budget bill, all other bills require a two-thirds vote from the Senate or Hous

While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, Sheridan County Commissioners Lonnie Wright and Tom Ringley were asked what construction project they are most proud of completing in 2023. In 2023, Sheridan County managed to begin or complete many large scale construction and renovation project

During this week's regular meeting the Sheridan County Commission voted to not send a Letter of Support for funding to the Wyoming Water Development Commission on the City of Sheridan's Northeast Transmission Water Main Extension Project. Commissioner Christi Haswell spoke in favor of the project

Todd Romero’s time at Altitude came to a halt after the network terminated his employment following a contentious six years that included a lawsuit alleging discrimination.

The city of Sheridan requested a letter of support from Sheridan County and the SAWS board in pursuit of a northeast water transmission line.

After a year with Commissioner Christi Haswell at the helm, Nick Siddle has been reappointed as the chair of the Sheridan County Board of Commissioners.

During the last regular meeting of the Sheridan County Commission, public comment was offered against accepting federal grant funding for a project at the Sheridan County Airport based on “strings” attached to the funding. The project funding is for the design of a realignment of Taxiway Alpha at

Sheridan County's Commissioners have appointed Vaughn Cox to a three-year term on the Predator Management District Board. During this week's meeting, Commissioner Nick Siddle made a nomination that failed to get a second. After the motion failed, Commissioner Lonnie Wright nominated Vaugh

SHERIDAN — Falcon Motors and DynamiX Energy were supposed to bring high-paying jobs to Sheridan.

Sheridan County Commissioners Lonnie Wright and Tom Ringley discussed the Brooks Street Project during a recent appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse.,  Ringley said the contractor, Morrison-Maierle, will progress forward with work until the weather forces a stop. Commissioner T. Ri