News – Sheridan Media
News
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Yellowtail Drive Rezone (2 hours ago)
- City Planning Director Kelly Schroeder provided details of a request to rezone property in north Sheridan.
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Crafting a Winner (2 hours ago)
- A brewery in Sheridan brought home a couple of medals from one of the top beer competitions in the country.
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Jo Co Commission OK’s Letter on Secure Rural School Re-Authorization (3 hours ago)
- Johnson County’s Commissioners discussed asking the Wyoming Congressional Delegation to support US Senate File 5608.
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JCSD1 Board Approves Employment Recommendations for October (3 hours ago)
- The Johnson County School Board approved the Employment Report for October.
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Sheridan Commission Appoints Coryn to Fair Board (3 hours ago)
- Sheridan County’s Commissioners considered applicants to fill an unexpired 5-year term on the County Fair Board.
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Business Council CEO Resigns (6 hours ago)
- Josh Dorrell has announced he will step down as Chief Executive Officer of the Wyoming Business Council.
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Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum to Host Screening of Who She Is (6 hours ago)
- The museum is planning a free screening of a documentary about four women whose stories are part of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) movement.
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Dumpsters Available for Carcass Disposal (6 hours ago)
- Wyoming Game and Fish Department has set up dumpsters in Sheridan and Johnson Counties for hunters.
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The WYO Fall Premiere Sets Sail with ‘Anything Goes’ Oct. 24 (6 hours ago)
- The WYO Performing Arts and Education Center announced their 2026 Fall Premiere with Cole Porter’s Anything Goes.
Digital Media
- Broncs’ post game (12 hours ago)
- Sheridan Broncs form a circle after each game to reflect on their performance, similar to an after-game debrief.
News (Additional)
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Big Horn Photographer Diana Volk Honored (20 hours ago)
- Big Horn Native Diana Volk was awarded a Women of Influence Lifetime Achievement award by Adams MultiMedia Wyoming.
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Yellowstone National Park Visitor Numbers Up in September (20 hours ago)
- Yellowstone National Park hosted 868,450 recreation visits in September 2026, a 3% increase from September 2025.