Archive - May 2010

The Wyoming Wilderness Association is sponsoring a talk by longstanding Nevada rancher Brent Eldridge who will be sharing his experiences about living and ranching in and near new Wilderness Areas in Nevada.

Johnson County Outreach Organizer, Justin Gerard says the event is open to everyone interested

A small group of Sheridan residents teamed up last summer to acquire a building at 1950 Brundage Lane. That building has since been converted into a Unitarian Church, which will be the site of a special dedication this evening.

The Bradford Brinton Memorial and Museum will open for the 2010 season this Saturday, May 29th. There will be two photography exhibitions this summer in the Helen Brinton Gallery. Museum Director and Chief Curator Ken Schuster tells us about the exhibit that will be on display starting Saturday.

Last week we told you about the Wyoming Public Service Commission's authorization of the MDU utility rate increase in the amount of $2.6 million. The increase that was approved by the PSC was smaller than the stipulation agreement between MDU and the Office of Consumer Advocate that was filed with the Commission in March of this year.

CASPER, Wyo. (AP) - The Casper-based Troopers Drum and Bugle Corps is preparing for the new season on a high note. Last year, the corps qualified for finals at the Drum Corps International World Championships for the first time since 1986.

Representative John Patton was the guest for the full hour of Monday's Public Pulse. During the discussion, host Kim Love asked him his thoughts about Sheridan Mayor Dave Kinskey's recent views on possibly doing away with the Municipal Court in Sheridan. Patton said that Mayor Kinskey has a point.