Articles by Aaron Palmer

The Johnson County School Board held their meeting for April in Kaycee Wednesday evening, and discussed a proposed project that will repair the playgrounds at Meadowlark and Cloud Peak Elementary Schools in Buffalo. Summit Recreation

Buffalo Police Chief Jason Carder, in his recent report to the city council, said there were 969 incidents in the city during March of this year. The most incidents were security checks with 131, followed

The Buffalo City Council held a special meeting Tuesday evening to award the contract for the Flatiron Drive Reconstruction Project. The city accepted the lowest of the nine bids on the project from Barnum Construction

The Johnson County Commission has approved lifting the county’s hiring freeze to allow the county library to hire an employee to replace one retiring later this spring. Library Director Steve Rzasa spoke to the commissioners

Monday evening Johnson County School District #1 held their first of three public forums with candidates being considered to replace outgoing superintendent Jim Wagner, who will step down at the end if the school year.

Buffalo Mayor Shane Schrader gave a proclamation during the recent city council meeting, establishing April as Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month in Buffalo. Mayor Schrader read the document, explaining what he hoped would come

Johnson County accepted federal funding for work that will be completed on the road in Crazy Woman Canyon. The $3.4 million project, through the Federal Lands Access Program, or FLAP, is explained further by County

Field Representative Jackie King will be offering remote office hours Wednesday for Sheridan area residents to meet with US Senator from Wyoming Cynthia Lummis to discuss and hear ideas, comments and concerns about what is

The Johnson County Commission approved Chairman Bill Novotny to sign documents concerning the Klondike /Clear Creek road project that will be completed this summer. Road & Bridge Supervisor Scott Pehringer asked the commission to approve

The Lake DeSmet Advisory Board, during this month’s meeting, will get an update on the Moreland lawsuit. The lawsuit stems from a boat ramp installed by John Moreland, the owner of the old Texaco Lodge,