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VA awards $11M in grants to fight veteran homelessness in Wyoming (opens the original)
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SHERIDAN â The Department of Veterans Affairs today awarded $11,581,654 in grants to 3 community organizations to help Veterans in FY 2027 who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless in Wyoming. This funding is part of a record-high $1.17 billion in grants awarded to 680 organizations across the country to fight Veteran homelessness. The grants follow VAâs success in housing 51,936 homeless Veterans in Fiscal Year 2025, the highest number in seven years.
Sheridan has water capacity for decades, but drought remains a concern (opens the original)
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SHERIDAN â City of Sheridan Utilities Director Dan Roberts said Sheridan has enough water-system capacity to accommodate more than three decades of growth under normal conditions, but prolonged drought could still require restrictions on water use. In previous meetings, council members raised concerns about water capacity, questioning whether Sheridan had enough water to support continued subdivision growth. Roberts provided a presentation during Monday nightâs meeting. Weston Pope started a
Cooler temperatures expected as Sheridan area approaches fall (opens the original)
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SHERIDAN â After a stretch of warm weather, Sheridan County could see a noticeable cooldown this weekend. Temperatures are expected to fall into the 60s with increased chances of showers and thunderstorms Saturday and Sunday, Billings National Weather Service Meteorologist Emily Archer said. Weston Pope started as the public safety reporter for The Sheridan Press in June 2024. Reach Weston at weston.pope@thesheridanpress.com or 307-675-9979.
High winds overturn vehicles near Ranchester as hot, dry weather continues (opens the original)
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SHERIDAN â High winds that swept through the Ranchester area Sunday evening overturned a tractor-trailer and a recreational vehicle, prompting two emergency responses from the Tongue River Volunteer Fire Department (TRVFD). According to TRVFD Chief Jeff Barron, crews were dispatched at approximately 5:32 p.m. to assist the Wyoming Highway Patrol with a tractor-trailer that had been blown over near milepost 9 on Interstate 90 westbound. Less than an hour later, at about 6:25 p.m., firefighters
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