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While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse Program, Sheridan County Commissioner Tom Ringely spoke on the budgeting process. Ringley told listeners that his “hat is off” to the elected officials and department heads at the county, saying they “held the line” and did not approach the commiss

The Sheridan County Democrats are reaching out to voters prior to the upcoming midterm elections. According to Sheridan Democrats Chair Danielle Arnoux, the party will be selecting 14 delegates during the upcoming Sheridan County Democratic Convention to send as representatives to the Wyoming State

With the recent completion of Sheridan Housing Needs Assessment and Strategy by Gruen and Gruen and Associates, Sheridan County and the City of Sheridan have a foundation of information to build on. Sheridan County Commissioner Tom Ringley recently told listeners of Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse

As long as there has been law enforcement, myths and assumptions have been linked to the practice. Some myths are unbelievable enough to be easily dismissed, other myths linger for decades. Leadership and officers within the Sheridan Police Department are no strangers to the myths and assumptions

Building on a formal apology and other actions in 2019 to honor the Black 14 on the 50th anniversary of their dismissal from the University of Wyoming’s football team, UW and the former student-athletes are moving forward with additional steps to ensure that the lessons of one of the most turbulent

More than 3 tons of potatoes are being distributed across Wyoming this fall in a project that started in a University of Wyoming research field near Lingle. According to Director of UW Institutional Communications Chad Baldwin, the project is a collaboration among the James C. Hageman Sustainable