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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Teachers, supporters brave weather to rally for funding

2 days ago | thesheridanpress.com | Hannah Shields

CHEYENNE ā Educators and supporters gathered in the pouring rain along Pershing Boulevard Monday evening to demand stronger support from the state of Wyoming for public school funding and teachers in the classroom. Around 30 to 40 individuals participated in a demonstration organized by the Cheyenne Teachers Education Association, wearing red T-shirts and carrying homemade poster boards. The group was a mix of current and former educators, parents and community supporters.
County allocates nearly $600k in general purpose excise tax to nonprofits

2 days ago | thesheridanpress.com | Joseph Beaudet

SHERIDAN — The Sheridan County Board of County Commissioners cut back on its General Purpose Excise Tax (GPET) allocations for the upcoming fiscal year. For Fiscal Year 2025, commissioners allocated $724,500 to local nonprofit organizations. During its regular meeting Tuesday, the board approved $595,500 in GPET allocations for Fiscal Year 2026. kAm~7 E96 b_ 2AA=J:?8 @C82?:K2E:@?D[ E96 $96C:52?
Local food trucks launch outdoor food court, meeting place

3 days ago | thesheridanpress.com | Georgia Lodewyk

SHERIDAN — It has been Kristen Bolling’s goal to take the gravel lot of her food truck business, Pine Top Soda Shop, and turn it into a place for community connection. “We have this awesome property here on Main Street that’s just sitting here,” Bolling said. “What can we do to bring people together?”kA 5:ClQ=ECQmkDA2?m%96 2?DH6Cn p? :562 q@==:?8 2?5 96C 9FD32?5 92G6 5C62>65 FA 2?5 5F3365 “%96 u665 {@E]” %9:D DF>>6C[ E96J EC2?D7@C>65 E96:C 7@@5 ECF4<’D =@42E:@? 2E `d_e |2:? $EC66E H:E9 EFC7 2?5 =2H?
Krinkee Park dedicated, ceremony set for next week

3 days ago | thesheridanpress.com | Joseph Beaudet

SHERIDAN — Krinkee Park is now a public park. The park, located along West 12th Street just outside the Sheridan Police Department, was created to honor SPD Sgt. Nevada Krinkee who was killed in the line of duty in February 2024. With cherry trees, grass and a couple of benches, the park’s simplicity will honor Krinkee. kAm“w6 5:5?’E H2?E 2?JE9:?8 7=2D9J[ D@ :E’== 36 D>2== — 2 4@FA=6 36?496D 2?5 2 A=246 7@C A6@A=6 E@ C67=64E[” z@=E:D<2 E@=5 %96 $96C:52? !C6DD :?
Community comes together for Hoop Jam

4 days ago | thesheridanpress.com | Brendan Saunders

SHERIDAN — An annual start to summer, the Hoop Jam 3x3 basketball tournament brought hoopers from all over the state and surrounding area to Sheridan High School for two days of tournament play Saturday and Sunday. Basketball players from elementary all the way up to adult leagues competed in at least four games of competitive basketball. kAmp DA64E24=6 @7 DFAA@CE 2?5 G@=F?E66C:D>[ E96 E@FC?2>6?E H2D CF? 3J $96C:52?
Troopers win one of four in weekend tournament

4 days ago | thesheridanpress.com | Brendan Saunders

SHERIDAN — Sheridan Troopers baseball traveled to Billings Saturday and Sunday to compete in four games against three Billings teams and an Idaho team. The Troopers lost the three games against Billings but defeated the Idaho Falls Bandits 2-1. The Troopers lost to Billings Royals 5-6, Billings Scarlets 2-16 and the Billings Royals 2-6. kAmx? E96 %C@@A6CD a\` H:? 282:?DE x529@ q=2:?6 !9:==:AD D4@C65 E96 82>6 H:??:?8 CF? 7C@> 2 H2=< @77 5@F3=6 :?
Pendergast perseveres through injury, continues to inspire Lady Broncs

1 week ago | thesheridanpress.com | Brendan Saunders

SHERIDAN — Over a thousand miles away at Stanford University as a track athlete, former Sheridan High School graduate Addie Pendergast continues to inspire current athletes in Sheridan County. “I love Addie Pendergast, she was a big, big motivator for me last year,” 300-meter hurdles 4A girls state champion Loralai Ketner said following the 2025 State Track and Field Championships a week ago. “Seeing where she is going, it has only made me progress.”kAm%@ 36 2H2J 7C@> E96 E62>[ 3FE DE:== >2<:?8 2?
Joggling-for-a-cause: Parkman trail runner uses juggling to raise money for animal shelter

1 week ago | thesheridanpress.com | Georgia Lodewyk

PARKMAN — Jim Zier often treks the pathways of his rural Parkman property, nestled in the foothills of the Bighorn Mountains. Like many trail runners, he appreciates the mental toughness and endurance needed to compete long distances on difficult terrain. Though for Zier, he has companions to cheer him on — in the form of several four-legged friends who happily run alongside him through steep slopes and wildflower fields.
Sheridan preservationist receives lifetime achievement award

1 week ago | thesheridanpress.com | Georgia Lodewyk

SHERIDAN — Former Downtown Sheridan Association (DSA) executive director and local historic preservationist Edre Maier is the first recipient of the Mary Humstone Lifetime Achievement Award, honoring her decades of work to restore and revitalize Sheridan’s downtown and The Historic Sheridan Inn. “We’ve known Edre for years, and we’ve worked with her on some of the amazing projects she’s done,” said Megan Stanfill, executive director of Alliance for Historic Wyoming.
State office offers free grant assistance across Wyoming

1 week ago | thesheridanpress.com | Carrie Haderlie

SHERIDAN — In just under a year, the Wyoming Grant Assistance Program has received over 448 requests for support to identify, pursue and manage grants across the state. Created July 1, 2024, at the directive of Gov. Mark Gordon with legislative support, the assistance program provides free grant management technical assistance at no cost to state agencies, local governments, tribal governments, nonprofits and small businesses.