Archive - Jun 8, 2012

Fans of live music now have a place to go for concerts in northeast Wyoming, as the Trails End Concert Park will feature national recording artists as well as local talent throughout the summer. This year's concert series kicks off tonight with the David Allen Coe concert.

K-Life, a national non-denominational Christian program with more than 40 independent local chapters, will open in Sheridan this fall, and they've just announced a partnership with the Homer and Mildred Scott Foundation.

The Legacy Pregnancy Resource Center in Sheridan is hosting their annual Legacy Walk for Life this Saturday. Walk for Life Chair Angela Brugger explains.

Sheridan County may soon see a temporary reduction of jobless rates.

Buffalo's Cemetery Road Pathway project was signed off as “substantially complete” by the city council at their meeting Tuesday.

Sheridan was ranked as the fourth strongest micropolitan economy in a 2012 economic ranking.

Volunteers of America have moved The Lifehouse rehabilitation program into a building all it's own.

This Saturday, kids can possibly take home some fish and learn some new tricks during the Youth Fishing Expo, put on by the Bureau of Land Management's Buffalo Field Office.

Johnson County's Commissioners held a public hearing Tuesday during their regular meeting to allow comment on the proposed vacation of county-owned property on Airport Road, but no comment was offered.