Two special meetings have been scheduled by the Buffalo City Council and the Johnson County Commission on Tuesday. The special meeting for the city council will be Tuesday afternoon in City Hall beginning at 5pm.
The Johnson County Commission discussed a Resolution during their last meeting that would add the new Powder River District fire chief to the county’s health plan. Commission Chairman Bill Novotny explained the situation further. The
Saturdays in the Square will be happening again this summer, after the Buffalo City Council approved the use of Crazy Woman Square for the events. Dustin Hill, with Lobban Street Music, brought the requests before
This month, 111-years ago, elk were re-introduced into the Bighorn Mountains. Today, over 12,000 elk roam the Bighorn Mountains. But this wasn’t always the case. Due to unregulated and market hunting, the elk on the
TRACK AND FIELD – Sheridan high school hosted Gary Benson track border war meet yesterday in the teams races the Lady Broncs and Natrona county tied with 122 points the Broncs blew out the field
Women’s Health and Pediatric Nurse Manager Tandie Garland; Trauma Coordinator Erica Ridgeway; and Community Relations Coordinator Cecile Pattison placed “Pinwheels for Prevention” on the hospital’s front lawn this morning. There is one pinwheel for each
Now here’s Sheridan Media’s look back in time, to 100 years ago, by reporter Pat Blair as published in the Sheridan Enterprise newspaper on April 25, 1921. Proceedings will probably be instituted immediately in the
A request for a three lot subdivision on property located at 3451 North Main Street in Sheridan was given unanimous approval by the Sheridan City Council at their most recent meeting. The applicant John E.
A somewhat yellowed map now in the possession of Sheridan resident Jeff Ingram shows sites of some of the old mines and mining communities that once dotted the Tongue River Valley north of Sheridan. Ingram
City of Sheridan Treasurer Karen Burtis recently updated the City Council with the sales and use taxes that were paid in February. Burtis said the taxes paid are up 11.7 percent, or $35,386, over the
Acting United States Attorney for Wyoming Bob Murray announced Friday that 66-year-old Glen Roy Wayt of Casper was sentenced by Federal District Court Judge Alan B. Johnson for conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and attempted possession
During the recent session lawmakers could not agree on how best to cut Wyoming’s education spending. The Senate disagreed with not only the proposed cuts in the House bill but also a proposed conditional sales
Nearly 270 junior and senior high school female students from across the state will connect virtually with the University of Wyoming campus Tuesday, May 18, to learn more about science and its various disciplines. The
Since the early 2000’s the Sheridan Police Department has assigned officers to the School Resource Officer Program. According To SPD Captain Tom Ringley, two School Resource Officers are currently assigned to schools in the department’s
