Articles by Aaron Palmer

Buffalo’s City Council is considering an idea for a community orchard, where residents could pick and enjoy fruits from trees free of charge. The idea was brought before them by Kelly Norris, who is a

During their meeting earlier this week, the Sheridan County Commission approved a Facility Use Agreement with the Flying Cowboys’ RC Club. County Administrative Director Renee Obermueller gave more details on the agreement. The Flying Cowboys

Johnson County’s Commissioners, at their meeting Tuesday, discussed those interested in serving on the various county boards, and made appointments to them. Sixteen individuals, many already serving and wanting to continue, were appointed to serve

Longmire Days 2021 has been moved to September, according to a release from the Longmire Foundation. The Foundation said they are moving the celebration as a precautionary measure because of COVID-19. The dates have been

Claudia Todd, one of the organizers for the upcoming Johnson County Skijor Wars event, spoke to the Buffalo City Council at their meeting Tuesday, to update them on liability insurance for the event. Todd said

A pedestrian was hit and killed Tuesday morning by a school bus belonging to Johnson County School District #1. According to Buffalo Police Chief Jason Carder, at about 7:50 Tuesday morning, officers responded to a

Buffalo’s City Council voted to release 50% of the remaining retainage funds to Barnum Construction which were held by the city concerning the Buffalo Business Park project. City Works Director Les Hook explained to the

Johnson County School District #1 saw a slight increase in student numbers in January from December, according to a report given to the school board at this month’s meeting. The report shows 1,206 students enrolled

Organizers for the upcoming ski-jorring events in Buffalo will give an update to the Buffalo City Council at their Tuesday meeting. Anke Kottmann, Claudia Todd, and Janny Breton will be bringing the event to town

An Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) Workshop will be offered next month in Buffalo, and those wishing to participate need to enroll by Friday, February 5th. The workshop, provided by the Wyoming Department of

Sheridan County’s Commissioners will have their second meeting of January in the Exhibit Hall at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds. According to a release from the commissioners’ office, there has been overwhelming interest in Item CSEF-20-001:

Johnson County’s Board of Health and the Justice Center Joint Powers Board are scheduled to meet Tuesday, in addition to the County Board of Commissioners for a brief meeting that morning. The agenda for the