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Executive Director Carmen Rideout said the increased request is a result of The Hub’s need for transportation climbing since the addition of the Goose Creek Transit fixed route in 2019

The Brooks Street project has uncovered a need to replace a waterline causing an exit closure starting Monday, Sept. 25. While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, Sheridan County Commissioners Tom Ringley and Nick Siddle spoke on the ongoing project that has removed an abandoned city str

Holly Jennings has been appointed to the Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners, ending a controversial process that started when the Sheridan County Republican Party expressed a desire to remove

During their regular meeting this week the Sheridan County Commission discussed and approved the purchase of a vehicle from a local dealer to replace an aging one. According to County Administrative Director Cameron Duff, he had asked for bids from local dealerships to replace the 2008 Chevrolet

Sitting commissioners felt none of the three interviewees were qualified to fill the vacant seat. The assessment was greeted with a vocal critique from those in attendance.

Sheridan County celebrities duked it out Friday night during Wyoming 211s inaugural lip sync battle to help raise funds for the nonprofit organization designed to lessen the burden of 911

Sheridan County's Commissioners have approved the requested mill levies for the county for the 2023-24 fiscal year. At the recent county commission meeting, County Assessor Paul Fall spoke on the mill levies. Commissioner Nick Siddle asked the assessor about what the outcome of lowering a

The dissolution plan conversation comes after Dan Coughlin presented three consolidation during the SAWS boards June meeting.

Eda Schunk Thompson said she has been trying to bring in additional responsibilities to her office since December. Both she and the Board of County Commissioners have retained legal counsel

During their latest regular meeting the Sheridan County Commission considered an appointment to fill an unexpired term on the Parks & Recreation Board, explaining that William Heitler was being considered for the appointment. Commissioner Nick Siddle spoke in favor of the appointment.