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Steel the mind: Monster Mash 2023 concludes as dedicated brothers-in-arms cross the finish line in Sheridan - Vimarsana News

Steel the mind: Monster Mash 2023 concludes as dedicated brothers-in-arms cross the finish line in Sheridan

After a 10-mile swim and an approximately 200 mile run/walk, participants of the Veterans Day Monster Mash arrived at 5:15 p.m. Nov. 9, at Grinnell Plaza, in Sheridan to a crowd of approximately 200 people. The Monster Mash runners punished their bodies and steeled their minds, to raise funds fo

The Wyo West Warrior Foundation with partners is working to end veteran suicide - Vimarsana News

The Wyo West Warrior Foundation with partners is working to end veteran suicide

Founded in 2017, The Wyo West Warrior Foundation is an event aimed at providing a retreat to re-connect and re-establish the camaraderie between veterans every Labor Day weekend in Sheridan. Brad Walden, co-founder of The Wyo West Warrior Foundation, made an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public

"We will figure this out, together."  – Sheridan Media - Vimarsana News

"We will figure this out, together."  – Sheridan Media

Wyo West Warrior Foundation and INVI MindHealth present the Veterans Day Monster Mash  Forty plus veterans take their own lives every day. Firefighters die by suicide at double the rate of the civilian population. EMS providers are 1.39 times more likely to die by suicide than the civilian popula

LETTER: Louderman is for all of Hannibal - Vimarsana News

LETTER: Louderman is for all of Hannibal

To The Courier-Post:

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Veteran gives away moose tag to a fellow vet - Vimarsana News

Veteran gives away moose tag to a fellow vet

Last month, Dayton veteran Chris Bullard used a donated moose archery license from Bob Thuesen to spend four days tracking a bull moose. While Bullard brought the moose home, he