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East Coast Surfing Hall of Fame inducts class of 2024. Ten category inductees and the Cecil Lear President’s Award recipient celebrated.

(Photo of Goose Creek in the early 1800s, also showing one of Sheridan's first cabins. Diorama by Tom Warnke) The Sheridan Community Land Trust has announced that its Explore History program for December will be “A Virtual Float Down Big Goose Creek.” “There may be a chill in the air, but that

Sheridan County in miniature. That might be a good way to describe the dioramas that Tom Warnke crafts about various historic events around the area. Most people in Sheridan are familiar with his dioramas on display at the Sheridan Fulmer Public Library, (Crook’s Camp) the Bozeman Trail Museum, (Big

Dedicating 2,500 hours in 10 months to one project is not for the faint of heart, diorama artist Tom Warnke said. Working an average of 11-hour days, Warnke has created

With the construction beginning on Sheridan’s Main Street, this week we take a look back in time to when Sheridan went from mud streets to paved streets, and some of the comments for and against the new paving projects. This will be an ongoing series of stories about Main Street. As we see in the

The largest reception ever up to that time in Sheridan was held on Dec. 12, 1914, to celebrate the election of John B. Kendrick as Wyoming Governor. Over 1500 people attended. Sheridan Post, December, 1914 talked about the upcoming event: Date Arranged for the Reception for Mr. Kendrick the publi