Sheridan, Montana – Heart of the Ruby Valley, 59749
Community, government, business, government, visitor and geology site for Sheridan Montana and the Ruby Valley.
Last Site Update May 4th, 2012
Snow day in Sheridan at Christ Church on main street Sheridan
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Latest News
* Philanthropy River Building for Sale Contact Frank Colwell 406-596-1076
* Plans for the weekend? How about great food, excellent music, and a fun time with friends and neighbors? Come on down to the Conservation District Banquet April 21, 2012 at the Elks in Virginia City. Doors open at 5:30 PM, dinner by Amy Kelly at 6, stewardship award presentation at 7:30, and the music of The Dirty Shame at 8PM. Tickets for the whole shebang for $25, dancing only tickets $10 after 8 PM. buy tickets early at your CD office in Ennis or Sheridan or at the door. Sponsorships and door prizes are still being request and GREATLY appreciated to support this great community even! See you there!
* On April 13th Team Ruby of the 2012 Relay for Life, which will be hosted at Sheridan High School on June 22 and 23, is hosting a Bingo Night Fundraiser. It is a family oriented event to be held at Bethany Hall in Sheridan, and will begin at 7:00 P.M. Everyone is encouraged to come and join the fun for a good cause!
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*We have a new slideshow program! If you'd like to check it out, go to the Summer Festival page and at the bottom are photos of the parade and performances.
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About Sheridan
Free Wi-Fi access is provided on Main Street between Hamilton and Mill Creek
Sheridan is known as the “heart of the Ruby Valley” and for good reason. Five majestic mountain ranges surround this beautiful community providing a spectacular view in any direction and easy access to the national forests. The Ruby River winds through the valley just west of the town providing excellent fishing & hunting for the sportsman or a relaxed atmosphere for people who just like to take it all in.
For the water recreation enthusiasts, there is the Ruby Reservoir just 20 miles south of town. You can also travel short distances in any direction and find a place to ski, hunt, fish, swim, enjoy the old west history or just relax. The town of Sheridan also provides many services for such a beautiful little town.
With only a population of a little over 700 people, the town provides services such as a hospital, library, emergency response unit, pool, several parks, nursing home and most recently a “hot zone” for wireless internet for the traveler that has been on the road for a long time and is looking for a place to stop and catch up on news or family or even conduct business. So, no matter what you are looking for, whether it is relaxation, recreation, a place to get away from it all or work & settle down, Sheridan welcomes you with open arms. Chris Mumme - former Mayor of Sheridan
Ever wonder what you can do around Sheridan? Well in the summer there's plenty of hiking - in the Winter it's cross country skiing, Back country skiing and snowmobiling. We are looking for your WINTER shots of the back country - so send them to
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In the mean time explore hiking shots and the visitors recreation guide or Madison County Hiking Trails
Sheridan Montana - Has New Business Incentives
Considering starting a business or cutting your costs? Want to move away from the high cost hectic lifestyles and regressive business policies where you are located? Contact
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