The mission of the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce is to serve as “a catalyst for business prosperity and a champion for a stronger community.” That mission extends far beyond the Sheridan city limits, thanks in part to the newest Chamber committee. The Tongue River Valley Business Committee brings local business owners, entrepreneurs and community…
By Jodi Hartley, Marketing & Communications Director, Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce Strong communities don’t happen by accident. They grow when people come together, share ideas, build relationships and work toward a common goal. In Sheridan County, partnerships are at the heart of what makes our community a great place to live, work and do…
How can the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce come alongside existing businesses to help them grow, thrive and handle the challenges they face? Answering that question is core to the Chamber’s vision and mission, and central to the work of the Chamber’s Business Retention and Expansion Committee. The mission of the committee is “to develop…
Next month marks the end of another cycle of the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Sheridan County program – a program that has helped over 700 local leaders learn more about themselves and their Sheridan County community. It also marks the opening of the application period for next year’s program, providing the perfect opportunity…
At Range, being a local business means more than providing reliable communications services. It means being part of the communities we serve, supporting the businesses that help them thrive, and giving back to the organizations making a difference every day. That commitment is at the heart of the Range Gives Thanks program, an annual initiative…
According to Sheridan County’s comprehensive plan, agriculture is the single largest land use in Sheridan County, encompassing nearly 989,000 acres and over 62% of the county. Roughly 577,000 acres, or just under 36% of the county, are public lands under local, state and federal authority. Thus, agriculture, natural resources, public lands and the many ways…