Archive - Oct 1, 2012

The Sheridan City Council Monday night approved the transfer of a retail liquor license from Richard and Rebecca Howell to Warehouse 201 LLC.

Sheridan County Republican committeemen and committeewomen who reside in District 30 held a selection committee meeting Monday to choose no more than three applicants to fill the vacancy left by State Representative Jon Botten's recent resignation.

This is Homecoming Week at Buffalo High School, and many events are scheduled throughout the week, culminating in the football game and Homecoming Dance Friday night.

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court has turned away an appeal challenging a federal rule that bars development on 50 million acres of roadless areas in national forests.

The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy has announced that Wyoming will be named as one of 10 states in need of improvement regarding energy efficiency.

The City of Sheridan along with the Sonoran Institute and North Main Association are hosting a series of round table discussions this week where consultants with Russell Mills Studios are taking feedback from key stakeholders regarding the area around the proposed new North Main interchange.

The elections are just over a month away, which means now is the time to get educated before heading to the polls.

Sheridan College has joined forces with University of Wyoming outreach programs around the state and parts of Montana to raise money and workers to provide drinking water to a community in Kenya.