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Siddle reappointed as commission chair - Vimarsana News

Siddle reappointed as commission chair

After a year with Commissioner Christi Haswell at the helm, Nick Siddle has been reappointed as the chair of the Sheridan County Board of Commissioners.

Public Leery of 'Strings' on Grant Funds, Sheridan Commission Approves - Vimarsana News

Public Leery of 'Strings' on Grant Funds, Sheridan Commission Approves

During the last regular meeting of the Sheridan County Commission, public comment was offered against accepting federal grant funding for a project at the Sheridan County Airport based on “strings” attached to the funding. The project funding is for the design of a realignment of Taxiway Alpha at

Sheridan Commission Appoints Cox to Predator Management Board - Vimarsana News

Sheridan Commission Appoints Cox to Predator Management Board

Sheridan County's Commissioners have appointed Vaughn Cox to a three-year term on the Predator Management District Board. During this week's meeting, Commissioner Nick Siddle made a nomination that failed to get a second. After the motion failed, Commissioner Lonnie Wright nominated Vaugh

Falcon Motors no longer holds leases at Sheridan County Airport - Vimarsana News

Falcon Motors no longer holds leases at Sheridan County Airport

SHERIDAN — Falcon Motors and DynamiX Energy were supposed to bring high-paying jobs to Sheridan.

Contractors pushing forward on Brooks Street project - Vimarsana News

Contractors pushing forward on Brooks Street project

Sheridan County Commissioners Lonnie Wright and Tom Ringley discussed the Brooks Street Project during a recent appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse.,  Ringley said the contractor, Morrison-Maierle, will progress forward with work until the weather forces a stop. Commissioner T. Ri