Stephen Dow is a news reporter for The Sheridan Press, focusing on local news in Sheridan, Wyoming. His articles cover a range of topics including community development, local government, arts and culture, and events happening in the area. Stephen's work has also been featured in The Cody Enterprise and Wyoming Business Report.
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Stephen Dow's coverage is primarily focused on local news, arts and culture, construction projects, government officials, and winter weather. His articles often feature press releases and government announcements. When reaching out to Stephen Dow, consider offering insights related to local events such as community initiatives or cultural developments in Sheridan. Additionally, providing expert commentary on topics like construction projects or local government policies could be of interest to him.
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By: Stephen Dow
SHERIDAN — The city of Sheridan's two mayoral candidates and four city council candidates were all guaranteed to continue to the general election before the first ballot was even cast in Tuesday's election, making for an unusually low stakes primary contest this year.
By: Stephen Dow
SHERIDAN — Isabella Kennah of Sheridan is part of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's 300-member Cornhusker Marching Band, which will make its 2024 football season debut Aug. 31 at Memorial Stadium with pregame and halftime performances at Nebraska's home opener.
Moose hunting in Wyoming is full of both agony and ecstasy — and most hunters experience plenty of both of those emotions before they even draw a tag.
By: Stephen Dow
of 3 SHERIDAN — The Western film genre is one almost as old as the wild west itself, dating back to 1894 when Thomas Edison's film
By: Stephen Dow
of 4 SHERIDAN — What a difference a year makes.
By: Stephen Dow
of 3 SHERIDAN — On top of a hill adorned with junipers on the Bridges property outside of Sheridan is a rock ring, roughly 20 feet in diameter.
If the film industry is still struggling with how to best integrate artificial intelligence into the filmmaking process, they've never struggled with the idea of artificial intelligence.
SHERIDAN — Both of the 4th Judicial District Court judges facing retention for the first time this year have received “above adequate” rankings across the board in recent performance assessments performed by area attorneys.
I think everybody, regardless of our walks in life, can operate sometimes with a “grass is always greener” mentality: the idea that if we lived
By: Stephen Dow
My “why” for being a journalist and for being a storyteller is simple: Stories matter. A good story helps us better understand ourselves and the world around us, whether you're reading it, watching it or writing it. I believe the stories we write have the power to bring our community together in both good times and bad by entertaining, enlightening and — in the best case scenario — inspiring our audience.
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