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Knecht Home Center to give away American flags

By NE Wyoming News | May 24, 2022

Knecht Home Center will give away free American flags on Saturday, May 28 to honor the Memorial Day holiday.

Sheridan Ace Hardware to give away American flags

By NE Wyoming News | May 24, 2022

Sheridan Ace Hardware will give away free American flags on Saturday, May 28 to honor the Memorial Day holiday.

Ace Hardware to give away American flags

By NE Wyoming News | May 24, 2022

Ace Hardware will give away free American flags on Saturday, May 28 to honor the Memorial Day holiday.

Budget Season Begins

By Press release submission | May 24, 2022

Each year the Edgerton City Council sets the City’s budget for the coming year. This process starts in October of the year prior when Council votes on the Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan but kicks into high gear each summer before a final vote is taken in September.

Sheridan County Public Library System Board Openings

By Press release submission | May 24, 2022

The Board of County Commissioners are now accepting applications for one (1) open position.

Community & Economic Development Committee Meeting on June 3

By Press release submission | May 23, 2022

Community & Economic Development Committee Meeting on June 3

CCH Employee Certified in Infection Control

By Press release submission | May 23, 2022

Kim Lindeman, Infection Preventionist at Campbell County Health, (CCH0) recently became certified in Infection Control, (CIC) by the Certification Board of Infection Control and Epidemiology (CBIC).

TORtec Group Corp. (TRTK:PKC) in Sheridan swings down 32.7% on stock market in one week

By NE Wyoming News | May 22, 2022

TORtec Group Corp. currently trades at $1.01.

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NE Wyoming News area weekly mass times

By NE Wyoming News | May 21, 2022

The following parishes in the NE Wyoming News coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

Mayor Brown Asks Community to Donate Personal Care Items for Residents Impacted by Shooting at Tops

By Press release submission | May 20, 2022

Mayor Byron W. Brown is spearheading an effort to provide personal care items to the people impacted by the mass shooting at the Tops on Jefferson Avenue. Beginning Thursday, May 19th, personal care items are being collected at several locations, including Niagara Square during Food Truck Thursdays, and on the front steps of Buffalo City Hall.

Best everyday items to give to friends in Crook County

By NE Wyoming News | May 20, 2022

Gift giving can be difficult, so NE Wyoming News has put together these gift guides with The Grommet to find everything you will need.

TORtec Group Corp. (TRTK:PKC) swings down 32.7% on stock market in one day

By NE Wyoming News | May 20, 2022

TORtec Group Corp. traded at $1.01 by end of day.

Best everyday items to give to friends in Johnson County

By NE Wyoming News | May 20, 2022

Gift giving can be difficult, so NE Wyoming News has put together these gift guides with The Grommet to find everything you will need.

Town offices closed for Memorial Day

By Press release submission | May 20, 2022

Town offices will be closed on Monday, May 30 in observance of Memorial Day.

Everyday items to carry on your errands in Weston County

By NE Wyoming News | May 20, 2022

Gift giving can be difficult, so NE Wyoming News has put together these gift guides with The Grommet to find everything you will need.

Gifts Campbell County friends can use everyday

By NE Wyoming News | May 20, 2022

Gift giving can be difficult, so NE Wyoming News has put together these gift guides with The Grommet to find everything you will need.

Everyday items to carry on your errands in Sheridan County

By NE Wyoming News | May 20, 2022

Gift giving can be difficult, so NE Wyoming News has put together these gift guides with The Grommet to find everything you will need.

College of Education’s EAGLES program caps monumental year with surprise scholarship, endowments

By Press release submission | May 18, 2022

This year’s ceremony to celebrate the achievements of Auburn University’s students with intellectual disabilities, or EAGLES, included everything from laughter and tears of joy, to standing ovations and surprise scholarships and endowments.