SIDNEY -- The Cheyenne County commissioners today interviewed for the positions of County Clerk and County Treasurer.

Cheyenne County Clerk Beth Fiegenschuh and Treasurer Shelley Bowlin announced their retirement earlier this year. Fiegenschuh is retiring after 31 years in the Clerk's office. She announced her retirement in mid-September. She read her letter of retirement letter into public record during the September 15 County Commissioners meeting.

Bowlin entered the Treasurer's office in 1985 as a part-time clerk. Her retirement closes a career that spans nearly 40 years. She said working among the public is something she misses the most. She progressed from part-time clerk to deputy, then to Treasurer. 

The commissioners interviewed four candidates for two positions; three for Treasurer and one for County Clerk.

The selected candidate for each office will be notified and have a specific timeline to respond. Training will take place through November and December, and taking oath of office is expected on Jan. 2, 2026. The positions are temporary, requiring election in the next General Election to keep the position.

Names will be announced upon acceptance of the position.