Articles by Aaron Palmer

Dan Odasz with Plan One Architects gave a preliminary timeline of the hospital’s COVID-19 projects to the board at their last meeting. Odasz said the equipment has been ordered and will begin showing up to

The Buffalo City Council has a light agenda for their meeting Tuesday evening. Street closure requests from the Buffalo Chamber of Commerce for the annual Monster March this Friday; from Buffalo FFA; and for the

The Johnson County School Board, in their consent agenda, approved the employment requests as well as the qualifications and requirements for an as-yet filled position of Interpreter for the district. Recommended were Ember Weaver as

The Sheridan County Commissioners will discuss and are expected to act on bid awards for two separate projects at the Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library at their regular meeting Tuesday morning. The first is for

An individual at Meadowlark Elementary School in Buffalo has been diagnosed with COVID-19, according to a posting on the Johnson County School District’s website Wednesday. In the announcement, the district said they would be working

The 5th Annual Boys & Girls Club of the Bighorns Awards & Recognition Breakfast will be held on Thursday, November 5th, will honor Dennis & Colleen Kirven. According to a release from the Boys &

The capital improvements projects at the Johnson County Healthcare Center, funded through Federal CARES Act dollars through the State Loan and Investments Board (SLIB), are “ramping up” and will need to be completed by the

The Sheridan County Commission, as part of their consent agenda, approved and accepted a modified grant agreement between the Sheridan County Sheriff’s Office and the US Forest Service. The modified agreement adds additional time and

In a release from the Johnson County COVID-19 Emergency Operations Center late Monday, they announced that contact tracing has been burdened by the recent increase in COVID-19 cases within the county. According to the release,

Sheridan County’s Commissioners have approved a Preliminary Plat for the Powder Horn South Fork Subdivision. The applicant wants to develop a roughly 21-acre property into 16 new residential lots, along with 2 outlots from currently