The Sheridan County Commission has voted to reject the bids they received on the Wolf Creek Road project. County Engineer Ken Muller explained that the project is a cooperative effort with the Town of Ranchester
The Buffalo City Council has lifted the moratorium on new liquor licenses in the city, which they enacted at an earlier meeting in May. Councilman Wes Haskins explained his concern during that meeting. The concern
The Johnson County Commission has set their final bill pay date as June 29 from 9 to noon, for final business to be transacted with the county for fiscal year 2021-22. The commission also discussed
The contract for the Sheridan County Courthouse North Vestibule Entrance project was discussed by the Sheridan County Commission during their recent meeting. The contract was presented by County Administrative Director Renee Obermueller. Obermueller explained that
Buffalo’s City Council voted to pass Ordinance No. 1409 on second reading. The Ordinance addresses short-term vacation rental properties, specifically targeting what are typically called Airbnb-style rentals within the city limits. City Building Inspector Terry
The Johnson County School board has opted to keep their nine member board instead of reducing the number to seven, after discussing the possibility during this month’s board meeting. Board member Dave Belus said he
The Lake DeSmet Operations Department has a new administrator, according to County Commissioner Linda Greenough, who is the liaison to the Lake DeSmet Operations Board. Greenough made the announcement to the rest of the commission
A $30,000 grant from the Federal Aviation Administration has been approved and accepted by the Sheridan County Commission by request of Airport Manager John Stopka. Stopka explained that the grant funding will purchase an AFFF
Buffalo’s City Council has re-approved a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Cloud Peak Pickleball, Inc. concerning the use and maintenance of the old tennis courts near the Buffalo Children’s Center to use for their Pickleball
Dr. Walt Tribley, President of the Northern Wyoming Community College District, gave an update on the district moving toward with the eventual separation of Sheridan College from Gillette College. Tribley said those are the major
Sheridan County’s Commissioners have approved an agreement between the Sheridan County Clerk of District Court and the Wyoming Department of Family Services’ Child Support Program. County Clerk of District Court Renee Botten discussed the agreement
Buffalo’s City Council has voted to release the remaining funds that were retained on the Klondike Overlay Project to Simon Contractors, on the recommendation of City Works Director Les Hook. Hook explained why the funds
Just over $1 million in grant funding for the expansion and renovation of the airport commercial terminal building project will be applied for after the Sheridan County Commission approved the application this week. Airport Manager
During this week’s meeting of the Northern Wyoming Community College District held in Buffalo, one citizen spoke during the public comment portion of their agenda, saying he was against the proposed land swap between Sheridan
Johnson County’s Commissioners have voted to accept a cooperative agreement between the Wyoming Department of Family Services and the Clerk of District Court concerning child support. Commission Chairman Bill Novotny explained further. Novotny said County