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An application for a subdivision permit for property owned by LJ Wright Ironworks & Design, Inc. has been approved by the Sheridan County Commission. The 6.44-acre previously un-platted property is zoned C-1 Commercial, and the application proposes the creation of two lots about 650 feet south of the Sheridan City limits. County Planner Mark Reid explained further. According to discussions, the property is served by SAWS water and Southside Sewer, which made the DEQ water/septic study unnecessary, and therefore they requested the variance to not require the study. Commissioner Lonnie Wright, ...

Sheridan County’s Commissioners have approved a preliminary plat for a subdivision within the Powder Horn Ranch II PUD. The proposal is to build 73 new residential lots and eight out-lots in the currently un-platted 75.58-acre property. County Planner Mark Reid explained two variance requests with the application . Commissioner Lonnie Wright and Sheriff Allen Thompson, when asked by the commissioners how they felt about the proposed street name change, said in an emergency situation, it could be confusing, time-consuming, and potentially create a situation where an address could not be foun...

Top 10 Athletes that Played at CSU We all know that Colorado State University has racked up a lot of accomplishments in the lab, on the sports field and in the classroom. But today, I want to focus on some of the greatest sportsmen and women who’ve come out of the college – And there are a lot of them. It doesn’t even matter that that we haven’t won a showdown against a particular gold-and-black school since 2014, because these athletes have been killing the game since the 1930s. First off, we have the indomitable Glenn Morris, the namesake of the field house located on the eastern en...

SAWS board members voted to switch back to monthly meetings in the first meeting presided over by new Chair Christi Haswell. (Photo from Sheridan Media files) The Sheridan Area Water Supply Joint Powers Board in the first meeting of this year voted Wednesday night to go back to monthly meetings. Christi Haswell, newly elected board chair, said the board voted in October to meet quarterly, but found themselves having more frequent special meetings. In other matters, the board welcomed new County Commissioner Lonnie Wright to the board, along with new Sheridan Mayor Rich Bridger and City Counc...