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Ranchester Man Arraigned in District Court
A 22-year-old man was arraigned on a number of felony charges Thursday in Fourth Judicial District Court in Sheridan. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. On July 21, 2024 Jonathon Mitchell of Ranchester was arrested by a deputy with the Sheridan County Sheriff’s Office for an incident where he held a gun to another individual’s head and threatened to kill the individual. Mitchell was also in possession of more than three ounces of THC wax, which led to two additional charges. Mitchell, at an arraignment hearing Thursday in District Court, pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of mental impairment or deficiency to the charges of aggravated assault and battery, possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver and possession of a controlled substance.
Fish Creek Fire holds steady, more smoke possible this weekend
JACKSON, Wyo. — Bridger-Teton National Forest (BTNF) has shared an update on the Fish Creek Fire, which burns across 11,507 acres in the Jackson Ranger District, as of Friday, Aug. 30. BTNF reported that the fire’s size was 11,462 acres on Thursday, Aug. 29. In its Friday update, BTNF...
Lander and Riverton PD, Fremont Co. Sheriff's Reports this week
All suspects are considered innocent unless convicted in a court of law. 9:40 a.m. 331 Main Street, alley – Kevin Wilson, 43, Riverton, arrested on a Probation and Parole hold. 7:06 p.m. 135 East Main St. – Marijuana Paraphernalia was found on the trail near here and was disposed...
Thanks to generous gifts, UW is stepping up research of nuclear energy
During an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, University of Wyoming Director of Institutional Communications Chad Baldwin said thanks to two generous gifts that have been made to the university, research, curriculum and possibly future degrees on nuclear energy has expanded at Wyoming’s four year institution. C. Baldwin.
Simshauser Runs Program, Course Record, Cowboys Finish First at Wyoming Invite
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (August 30, 2024) – Senior Kylie Simshauser ran the fastest 5k in Wyoming cross country history on her way to a first-place finish, junior Jacob White picked up first place and the Cowboys finished first, Cowgirls second, at the Wyoming Invite in Cheyenne, Wyo., Friday morning. The...
Area football, volleyball, swimming, and cross country schedules
Farson-Eden will host Burlington, Dubois, and Encampment in a Jamboree scrimmage. Rock Springs, Green River, and others at the Rock Springs Desert Invite. Green River home vs. Kelly Walsh and Natrona County. Rock Springs home vs. Kelly Walsh and Natrona County. Friday Area High School Golf. Rock Springs and Green...
Cooking chemistry, salsa dancing, and more offered for September learning fun
Fun classes are on tap for September from Community Education at Casper College. “Autumn is a time of harvest and falling leaves, a period of transition and reflection. Embrace change, embark on a new journey, and find a new passion,” said Zhanna Gallegos, community education coordinator at Casper College.
CFAC taking entries for its October ‘Community Exhibit’
The Community Fine Arts Center (CFAC) has begun to take entries for its 18th Community Exhibit, which will be displayed during the month of October. This year’s display of local artists’ work is themed “Indian Paintbrush.” The entry deadline is 5 p.m. on Friday, September 27.
Celebrating successful real estate journeys! Look who bought and sold with RE/MAX
Jeff and Beth have once again entrusted Skye Coleman-Weisz with a significant real estate transaction, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to share the success story! The sale of their land is another chapter in a relationship built on trust and exceptional service. Skye expresses heartfelt gratitude for their continued loyalty, stating, “Your repeat business means the world to me, and I’m so glad we achieved this milestone together.”
Celebrating 10 Years of R Park
JACSKON, Wyo. — This year marks the 10-year anniversary of R Park, the Jackson Hole Land Trust’s (JHLT) flagship community open space. A decade ago, in the fall of 2014, R Park was successfully transformed from a gravel pit into a thriving natural park and officially opened to the public alongside its pedestrian bridge and bike path that cross the Snake River. For the past ten years, R Park has provided a vital and accessible connection to nature and has been adored by community members and wildlife alike.
#WhatsHappening: Fremont Toyota Shootout soccer tournament set for September 14/15
(Lander, WY) – The Lander Strikers youth competitive soccer club will be hosting their annual tournament, the Fremont Toyota Shootout, on September 14th/15 2024, according to a recent message from the Lander Chamber of Commerce. The tournament is set to host over 120 teams from across Wyoming, which will...
Gillette city facilities to close for Labor Day
GILLETTE, Wyo. — With the holiday weekend almost here, there are several facility closures across Gillette to be aware about this Labor Day. The City of Gillette said in a press release Thursday afternoon that city facilities will be shuttered for the holiday, meaning no trash collection would take place on Monday, Sept. 2. On the following Tuesday after the long weekend, though, the city said solid waste collection crews would run a “double route” to collect trash, recycling and yard waste for all routes.
City to host community workshop for East 15th Street in September
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The City of Cheyenne will host a community workshop in September that will be an early step in developing a revitalization plan for the East 15th Street corridor in downtown Cheyenne. The area for this project includes East 15th Street and East Lincolnway from Warren Avenue...
THROWBACK THURSDAY: Pokes Stun No. 11 Sun Devils, 45-43
LARAMIE -- Embarrassed. Humiliated. Pissed off. Ed Ricks felt every single one of those emotions walking off the field that September afternoon in Lawrence, Kansas. The Jayhawks just rolled to an easy 52-14 victory inside Memorial Stadium. It was Wyoming's second consecutive lopsided loss early in the 1972 campaign. To make matters even worse, the 11th-ranked team in the country was rolling into town just seven days later.
Supporting students, staff: Barbara Cook announces LCSD1 School Board run
CHEYENNE — After spending her time volunteering for her granddaughter’s classes for the last two years, former Laramie County School District 1 teacher Barbara Cook has decided to run for a seat on the district’s Board of Trustees. A mother of three and a grandmother of five, Cook has spent a large portion of her life dedicated to children. “There were so many amazing educators in all of my ...
Record-Breaking Success at 17th Annual Tin Cup Challenge
The Community Foundation of Teton Valley recently hosted the 17th Annual Tin Cup Challenge Awards Ceremony, bringing together nonprofit leaders, donors, and volunteers to celebrate the results of this year’s fundraising efforts. The event marked another record-breaking year, with a total of $3,372,937 raised, reflecting a 19% increase over last year’s total.
Sheridan Commission Ratifies License Agreement, Catering Permits
During their Consent Agenda at their last regular meeting, the Sheridan County Commission ratified a license agreement and catering permits. A License Agreement, #2430LA, was approved with Montana-Dakota Utilities (MDU) for a bored crossing installation of a gas main line at County Road #87, a.k.a. Beaver Creek Road, for a fee of $165.
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