Archive - Mar 2012

The Free Clinic of Sheridan County held an open house Wednesday night to celebrate their new name, the Sheridan Health Center, and to let the community take a peek at what they've accomplished in the past 7 years.

The Wyoming Business Council recently made three new appointments to their Board of Directors. One of those appointments is Tom Scott of Dayton.

The Sheridan Economic and Educational Development Authority Joint Powers Board met for their regular meeting Tuesday, discussing the entity's role in economic development efforts in Sheridan.

The Child Development Center Region 2 Sheridan/Buffalo is conducting a fundraiser to boost curriculum for their early childhood education programs. Amanda Dube is preschool coordinator for CDC in Sheridan.

Beaver Creek Road in Sheridan County will be closed to through traffic on Wednesday and Thursday while Fletcher Construction replaces drainage pipe. Sheridan County Public Works project manager, George Rogers.

A motion to reconsider sentencing was held in 4th Judicial District Court in Sheridan Tuesday regarding 19-year-old Sheridan resident Aline McWilliams. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter was there and has the story.

The Environmental Protection Agency released greenhouse gas rules Tuesday that restrict the development of new power plants. U.S. Senator Mike Enzi offered these comments in response to the EPA rules.

At last week's Johnson County Commissioner's metting, Commissioner John Gibbs gave an update on the progress of the document transfer by Elimidoc, former assistant county attorney Barry Crago's company hired by the county to perform the work.