Archive - 2012

At their meeting last week, the Buffalo City Council approved Resolutions drafted by City Attorney Ben Kirven, dealing with drug testing policy changes for city employees and a grant to fund the Southwest Quadrant project.

The Johnson County Commissioners, at last week's meeting, accepted Federal funding and earmarked it for rural signage of roads and houses in the county.
County Commission Chair Smokey Wildeman explains further.

After Tuesday's Johnson County Commissioner's meeting, the task of choosing which projects to concentrate on at the fairgrounds fell to the Johnson County Fair Board.

It's that time of year, many of us dread, income tax time. Gathering up the W-2's and receipts and then wading through the tax forms is both time consuming and for many, nerve-wracking.

The Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library is hosting a very unique series that runs through May. It's entitled Let's Talk About It: Making Sense of the American Civil War. Fulmer Library Program Coordinator Debbie Iverson.

(WY News Service) -- A new report says that Wyomingites aren't prepared to withstand the financial burden if they lose their jobs.

Bradford Brinton Memorial & Museum conducted its first ever annual giving campaign last year to remedy a funding shortfall that has hit the museum in recent years and according to Museum Director Ken Schuster, they far-surpassed their goal of $125,000, raising about

JCHC, Amie Holt Care Center Named To Nation's Best

By Aaron Palmer on Sun 02/12/2012 01:00am

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Johnson County Healthcare Center and the Amie Holt Care Center in Buffalo were recently named in the top facilities in the nation by US News And World Report and The National Rural Health Association (NRHA).