The Sheridan Press

The Sheridan Press

The Press is a recognized independent newspaper that has received awards for its quality, owned by a local family. It offers news through both print and online formats. Sheridan is a vibrant community of 18,000 residents, featuring a college, a dynamic arts, culture, and music environment, a bustling downtown area, and a variety of amenities, including endless options for outdoor activities.

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  • 1 day ago | thesheridanpress.com | Brendan Saunders

    Sheridan Lady Mavericks lacrosse traveled to Helena, Montana to compete in three games April 19.

  • 5 days ago | thesheridanpress.com | Joseph Beaudet

    SHERIDAN — The Sheridan County Democratic Party’s central committee is set to elect its executive officers next weekend. Sheridan County Democratic Party Treasurer Barbara Chase sent the legal notice April 7. The party paid for the notice and it ran in The Press’ Legals section April 10. kAm%96 5625=:?6 7@C DF3>:EE:?8 =682= ?@E:46D :? %96 $96C:52? !C6DD :D EJA:42==J h 2]>] E9C66 52JD AC:@C E@ E96 ?@E:46 CF??:?8j 2 =682= ?@E:46 :? 2 %9FCD52J 65:E:@?

  • 6 days ago | thesheridanpress.com | Joseph Beaudet

    SHERIDAN — A Sheridan native, Eda Schunk Thompson celebrated her 15th anniversary as Sheridan County Clerk and Recorder last week. Prior to her service as county clerk, Schunk Thompson was a teacher and a land researcher, the latter of which required her to spend a lot of time at the Sheridan County Courthouse. kAm“p=>@DE `_ J62CD’ H@CE9 @7 5@:?8 =2?5 C6D62C49 96C6 :? E96 =2?5 G2F=E 2?5 :? E96 4=6C< @7 5:DEC:4E 4@FCE’D @77:46[ 7@==@H:?8 492:? @7 E:E=6 2== E96 H2J 7C@> =2?5 A2E6?E[” $49F?< %9@>AD@?

  • 1 week ago | thesheridanpress.com | Hannah Shields |Ivy Secrest

    CHEYENNE — A small group of abortion rights protesters gathered outside the Wyoming State Supreme Court on Wednesday as the court prepared to hear oral arguments in the appeal of a high-profile abortion case. Justices heard arguments in Wyoming v. Johnson, a case in which the appellees claim the state’s abortion bans violate state constitutional rights, including rights to equality, due process, freedom of religion and access to health care. kA 4=2DDlQAbQmkDA2?

  • 1 week ago | thesheridanpress.com | Joseph Beaudet

    SHERIDAN — General Purpose Excise Tax allocation requests from 19 applying nonprofit organizations totaled $704,500 this year. Mayor Rich Bridger recommended 17 organizations receive funding; his recommendations totaled $509,500.