Archive - Dec 2012

As of Thursday, the Sheridan Senior Center's Holiday Spirit Campaign had raised $17,000. Donation letters were sent out prior to Thanksgiving and another round of letters are expected to go out in mid January.

At their last meeting the Buffalo City Council approved change orders in the amount of $261,874 for O'Dell Construction for the sports fields complex currently under construction at the old Centennial Park.

If you received a new cell phone for Christmas and are wondering what to do with your old phone, Sheridan Community Federal Credit Union has just the thing for you. Credit Union Vice President Megan Powers explains.

LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) - Wyoming has 6,000 more new residents than it did a year ago, giving the Cowboy State the fourth-highest population growth rate in the country. The State Economic Analysis division says the newcomers moved to Wyoming between July 2011 and July 2012.

MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) - Police say a 19-year-old Montana man has been arrested for making threats against a school in Gillette, Wyo. Missoula County Sheriff's Detective Jason Johnson says Erik Sven Wengren was arrested Friday and charged with disorderly conduct.

After many months of extending an old agreement between the city and the cable provider, Buffalo appears to finally be on the verge of having an updated franchise agreement with Optimum Cable.

Over the next few days we will review the top stories that happened in Johnson County in 2012.

Today we will look at the top stories from April through June.

The Buffalo City Council, at their last meeting, got an update from City Planner Zach Montgomery on the status of the Crazy Woman Square redevelopment project.