Archive - Jun 2009

U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, a ranking member of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, gave a floor statement Thursday to address health care reform. Enzi stressed the importance of doing it right.

Enzi called for bipartisanship from his colleagues.

CHEYENNE, (AP) - A trial date has been set for a former Wyoming Highway Patrol trooper charged for an aborted murder plot allegedly designed to collect settlement money from Wal-Mart.

GILLETTE, (AP) - Campbell County Memorial Hospital has begun construction of a $65 million expansion. Hospital officials held a groundbreaking ceremony Thursday to kick off the project, which is expected to take three years to complete.

There's news out of the Wyoming Department of Health regarding cases of swine flu throughout the state. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has more.

A Buffalo artist has her work on display at Sheridan College in Johnson County. Services Specialist with Sheridan College in Johnson County Ashlea Redding explains.

Redding said that Anderson's art will be on display through mid-August, and she tells us where the college in Buffalo is located.

There are plenty of events going on at the Sheridan Inn as part of Buffalo Bill Days, but next Monday the Inn will be host to something a little bit different. Ucross Foundation President, Sharon Dynak, fills us in.

Dynak explains why they decided to hold such an event.