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Serving Sheridan County, Wyoming, since 1887 Three women are finalists for the FAB Woman of the Year award. For Mike Wicht, owner of Zero-Zero-Two Pickleball, the sport’s rising popularity isn’t all that surprising. He said pickleball has versatility, and is both a collaborative sport and an individual one. The Sherida
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Letter: Thanks, WYDOT.
4+ day, 47+ min ago (113+ words) Walton Smith shares an opinion. Vicki Taylor shares an opinion. There has been much discussion about the WYDOT delineators on Coffeen Avenue. I want to thank WYDOT for putting those into place. The delineators clearly define what the problems are…...
Reeves delivers first State of the University address
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (116+ words) LARAMIE — The new University of Wyoming President Shane Reeves continued his tour of first impressions as the late summer months welcomed in the fall semester. This time it was in the front ballroom in the Wyoming Union on campus as…...
Sheridan City Council updates municipal code with changes to camping, tobacco, alcohol and weapons rules
5+ day, 16+ min ago (214+ words) The Sheridan Press Sheridan City Council approved a series of changes to the city's municipal code Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026. SHERIDAN â Sheridan City Council approved a series of changes to the cityâs municipal code Tuesday, updating local regulations on camping,…...
Lander settles federal suit over police actions
5+ day, 23+ hour ago (127+ words) The Sheridan Press LANDER — Nearly a year after a federal lawsuit was filed against the city of Lander and current and former city law enforcement officials alleging excessive force, a settlement has been reached. Lander resident Kayvon Powell filed the…...
Celebrate National Public Lands Day across Wyoming this September
6+ day, 1+ hour ago (204+ words) The Sheridan Press SHERIDAN â The Wyoming Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources is joining the annual National Public Lands Day tradition and invites communities across Wyoming to celebrate, care for, and give back to public lands through volunteer…...
Letter: Kudos to LeReve
1+ week, 2+ day ago (252+ words) The Sheridan Press LeReve was nominated and given James Beard recognition for The Best New Restaurant in Sheridan, Wyoming after only being opened a few months. There is a difference between being involved in a restaurant and being responsible for…...
Column: Americans Stand Ready
1+ week, 2+ day ago (139+ words) The Sheridan Press September is National Preparedness month and this yearâÂÂs theme is Americans Stand Ready.Earlier this month residents in and around Spokane, Washington were given a blunt reminder of how quickly an emergency can impact them…...
What cost the Wyoming Freedom Caucus its power?
1+ week, 5+ day ago (129+ words) Rep. John Bear, R-Gillette, gathers with members of the Wyoming Freedom Caucus to pray early Monday, Feb. 9, 2026, outside the Wyoming Supreme Court in Cheyenne. Ahead of Wyoming’s primary election, Freedom Caucus member Rep. Jeremy Haroldson said he had a bad…...
Teton County conservative Bextel ‘reaffirms’ her bid for governor
1+ week, 6+ day ago (172+ words) Republican activist Rebecca Bextel is in the minority in Teton County, but a mover and shaker at the state level. She gets political attention and has for years, whether that’s over the rodeo grounds or housing issues. Bextel sees a…...
Draft bill would provide more help to school districts for school technology
2+ week, 16+ min ago (249+ words) The Sheridan Press Sheridan Junior High School teacher Cody Heaps observes students Max Lynn, left, and Adam Dueker while they work on a class project Thursday, Jan. 23, 2025. The Wyoming Legislatureâs Committee on School Finance Recalibration discussed school technology during…...