The city of Sheridan, Wyoming, which is the seat of Sheridan County, was named in honor of Union General Philip Sheridan, who led the Calvary Corps of the Army of the Potomac, defeated the Confederate Army in the Shenandoah Valley, and supervised The Burning of that valley, becoming one of the first people to use the so-called scorched earth tactic. His calvary was also instrumental in Robert E. Lee’s surrender at Appomattox.
Regular Blogs
Memomuse’s Blog: Sheridan, Wyoming
The posts in this category are about or make mention of Sheridan, including a post with video of the Perseid meteor shower over the skies of Sheridan, bull riding, and Earth Day.
https://memomuse.wordpress.com/tag/sheridan-wyoming/
This weblog seeks to identify and round up graduates from Sheridan High School, informing people about the upcoming and current annual reunions. Though the class of 1969 hosts the blog, the posts are of interest to all graduates and there are invitations to graduates from 1967 to 1971.
http://sheridanhighreunions.com/
Contains local news about all manner of things, including upcoming meetings, trial dates, local governmental decisions and purchases, and news from the fire and police departments.
http://www.sheridanmedia.com
Offers news of interest to those who live in, used to live in, or are from Sheridan, including missing signs from the VFW and scandals.
http://sheridanwyoming.wordpress.com
