Archive - Mar 22, 2011

The Sheridan Economic and Education Development Authority Joint Powers Board received their financial audit at their monthly meeting Tuesday morning.

Sheridan resident Eddie Delk had his Initial Appearance in Sheridan County Circuit Court Monday. Delk is charged with Aggravated Assault and Battery for allegedly shooting Kenny Rosalez in the neck this past Saturday night in Sheridan.

In a news release from Greenhouse Living for Sheridan, a contractor has been approved and a bid accepted to begin work on the new facility.

The Sheridan City Council Monday night elected to table a request to rezone just over three acres of land northwest of Sheridan. The rezone request was from Developer Steve Grimshaw to change zoning on the property from R-1 residential to R-3 residential.

With spring growing season comes educational opportunities provided by the University of Wyoming Extension Service.

The Internal Revenue Service announced in January that the deadline to file your 2010 tax returns this year has been extended to April 18th. This was done in recognition of Emancipation Day, which is an official public holiday in the District of Columbia, although it is not recognized as a holiday by most states in the U.S.

Drug testing for Johnson County employees looks to be one step closer to being implemented after a testing company presented information on their testing experience and policies at the Commission meeting last week.

The Buffalo Chamber of Commerce's monthly luncheon will feature information on the Yellowstone Volcano and the surrounding Geothermal Ecosystem. The information will be provided by one of the top experts in the field, who has studied the area extensively.

The number of registrations for automobiles, trailers, four-wheelers, boats and other vehicles were down in February, according to Johnson County Treasurer Carla Faircloth, who gave the information to the County Commissioners at their meeting last Tuesday.