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Sheridan County Commissioner Terry Cram attended his last meeting with the commission on Tuesday morning, and the rest of the commission recognized him and thanked him for his 18 years of service to the county. Chairman Lonnie Wright presented Cram with some gifts from the commission, and Nick Si

During the Sheridan County Commission's recent regular meeting, during the Public Comment portion of the agenda, County Clerk and Recorder Eda Schunk-Thompson wanted to thank everyone that was involved in and helped during the the November 8 General Election. Commissioner Terry Cram joked th

A Conditional Use Permit (CUP) has been approved by the Sheridan County Commission to operate a commercial wedding venue on a private property that is zoned A-Agricultral. County Planner Mark Reid explained that the Shawn G. Madden Trust had applied for the CUP for Cassie Madden to operate the bu

Serving on various boards that perform services and leadership throughout Sheridan County can be a rewarding experience in public service. Sheridan County Commission Chair Lonnie Wright and Nick Siddle recently made an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse program. During the appearance, t

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While appearing on Sheridan Media's Public Pulse program, Sheridan County Commission Chair Lonnie Wright and Commissioner Tom Ringley congratulated the victors of the recent elections and wished the best to those who did not win.  The commissioners also thanked the hard working men and women who

The Sheridan County Commission has recognized two employees this month for their many years of service to the county. Commission Chair Lonnie Wright made the announcement at the commission's last meeting. Recognized was Tempe Rawlings for 15 years of service as administrative support in t

The Sheridan County Commission voted to deny a petition to vacate a portion of a public right-of-way known as Carbon Hill County Road. A number of county residents spoke against the vacation during the public hearing in the matter. Commission Chairman Lonnie Wright explained why he was voting

While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse program, Sheridan County Commission Chair Lonnie Wright and Commissioner Terry Cram told listeners a little more about the board’s approval of a lease agreement with Absaroka Valley Ammunition, LLC. T. Cram During a regular meeting, the Sherida

The Sheridan County Commission has approved a Resolution to place a proposition on the November general election ballot that will give voters the opportunity to continue the Optional One-Cent Sales/Use Tax for another four years. County Administrative Director Renee Obermueller said the city and