Archive - Nov 2012

Johnson County's Commissioners, at their last meeting, voted to table an agreement between the county and Sasol North America, Inc. for rights the company will receive as part of their purchase of M&M Ranch at Lake DeSmet.

Campbell County Memorial Hospital is seeking a new CEO. The Gillette News Record reports Bob Morasko will become a consultant to the hospital Dec. 31 and will help with the transition to a new CEO.

We previously reported that Wyoming Governor Matt Mead was asking for public input on the state's energy strategy moving forward.

Two professors in the Geology and Geophysics Department at the University of Wyoming will soon set sail this December, but it won’t be a leisurely vacation as husband and wife.

The Johnson County Sheriff's Office has alerted the Buffalo Chamber of Commerce that several counterfeit $20 bills have been found in the area. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has more.

Earlier this month we reported on a Wyoming Department of Transportation slide repair project near Ranchester on WYO 345 at mile post 13.7.

The Board of Trustees for the Sheridan Recreation District approved a new tumbling program Wednesday that will be available in early 2013. Executive Director for the Recreation District Richard Wright.

According to a Wyoming Department of Heath representative, the connection between HIV infection and the presence of other sexually transmitted diseases is likely an overlooked area of HIV prevention.

Join the Sheridan County High School Rodeo Team on Saturday, December 1st for a night of fun, prizes and friendly competition as they celebrate their second annual NFR Fantasy Party and raise money for their fall rodeo.