Archive - Dec 10, 2012

The Sheridan Planning Commission voted unanimously Monday night to support the plans for a commercial electric company's shop at 775 Lincoln Drive.

State Senator Bruce Burns attended a Sheridan College Nursing class Monday to discuss the future of healhtcare in Wyoming. Sheridan College Nursing Instructor Tobie Alsup.

We previously reported that an employee who controls nuisance predators with the Wyoming Wildlife Services is under investigation for photos he allegedly posted to a personal Facebook page of ensnared coyotes.

The Sheridan City Council held their second in a series of work sessions Monday to help orientate new Councilors Levi Dominguez and Shelleen Smith. Open meetings and public records laws were presented by City Clerk Scott Badley.

Qdoba Mexican Grill will be having their Grand Opening this Thursday in Sheridan. Qdoba Director of Marketing JennaRae Akers says that the Mexican grill will offer a unique dining experience.

A 30-year-old Utah man was killed in a wreck on Interstate 80 about a mile east of Cheyenne Monday morning. James C. Castleman, of South Ogden, died at the scene of the accident when his 2007 Freightliner tractor trailer went over the median, rolled over and slid into westbound lanes.

A 53-year-old Sheridan woman was killed in a traffic accident on WYO 192 Friday seven miles east of Kaycee in Johnson County.

Wyoming Rep. Rep. Cynthia Lummis says she willingly gave up a seat on the powerful House Appropriations Committee because she wanted to return to the Natural Resources Committee.