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Having tabled the document twice before, it now includes provisions to require more public involvement throughout the process.

The Sheridan County Commission, during their regular meeting Tuesday, voted to adopt Resolution No. 24-02-004, the latest draft of the Rules and Regulations Governing Leasing of County-owned property at the Sheridan County Airport. Airport Manager Robert Gill spoke about the process of compiling

Attorneys for the Republican Party requested a brief discovery period, which was denied in part because of a constrained timeframe as the trial date approaches.

This story first appeared on Cowboy State Daily. Although the Sheridan County Republican Party ended up getting its top pick to fill a vacant seat on the county commission in September 2023, the local party is still fuming over what it believes sas a rigged appointment process. The county part

SHERIDAN — The Sheridan County Republican Party filed a lawsuit last week against four of the five sitting Sheridan County Commissioners to remove them from office.

SHERIDAN — The Sheridan County Republican Party filed a lawsuit last week against four of the five sitting Sheridan County Commissioners to remove them from office.

According to court documents obtained by The Sheridan Press, the party alleges four commissioners deliberately failed to uphold their statutory responsibilities by not appointing a replacement for Allen Thompson.

A proposed lease amendment between Pilots 307, LLC and Sheridan County for their services at the county airport has been approved by the county commission. Airport Manager Robert Gill came before the commission during their recent meeting to explain the amendment. Commissioner Nick Siddle

Sheridan County's Commissioners have approved a Resolution to publish a Notice of Intent (NOI) to vacate lands in the Downer Addition within Sheridan County. County Engineer Ken Muller and Commissioner Nick Siddle discussed the proposed vacation further. The county intends to vacate a por

Openings on the Sheridan County Fair Board were filled by a vote of the county commission during their last regular meeting. Commissioner Nick Siddle explained who applied for the seats on the board. The two incumbents on the board were approved, but only after the nomination of Mike Arzy