Archive - Dec 5, 2012

A good crowd was on hand Wednesday night at Black Tooth Brewing Company in Sheridan to celebrate the career of Penny Becker, who's now retired as Executive Director of Sheridan Travel and Tourism after almost 14 years of service.

We previously reported that Wyoming Governor Matt Mead was impressed with the amount and quality of ideas from the public centered on defining the state's energy strategy moving forward.

It was standing room only in Sheridan City Council Chambers Wednesday, as a Council work session was held that focused on a number of large infrastructure projects that the City is proposing in the future.

Sheridan Memorial Hospital was unaffected by last Friday's internet and telephone outage - but it wasn't by chance or by luck. Chief Information Officer for the hospital, Nyle Morgan, explains.

We reported last week that most of Sheridan and Buffalo experienced a lengthy internet and phone outage Friday after a contractor ran an auger through a significant amount of fiber optic cable owned by CenturyLink. Sheridan Media's Chris Foy has an update.

The holidays always seem to render a number of unique sweaters worn by people of all ages. Thursday night at Black Tooth Brewing in Sheridan, you'll have the chance to break out that one of a kind sweater for a good cause.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for th 10th Circuit has rejected an appeal by Cordero Mining, LLC, of Gillette, for worker discrimination.

Last week, the Buffalo Police Department issued a warning to retailers about counterfeit $20 bills possibly being passed in the area.

Today, the BPD has issued a second warning after learning of incidents in Gillette and South Dakota.