Archive - Nov 2010 - News

Buffalo Police Officer Angie Lloyd addressed those gathered at the Chamber Luncheon on Wednesday to explain the department's Texting Tip Line. Aaron Palmer brings us the report.

Day three in the 1st Degree Murder Trial of Sheridan resident Shawn Osborne consisted of testimony throughout the morning from experts with the State Crime Lab in Cheyenne.

Sheridan Media News Director for Johnson County, Aaron Palmer, has this report from Tuesday's Buffalo City Council meeting.

The Johnson County Public Health Office has been offering flu clinics throughout the fall, with the next one scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 17 at the Buffalo Senior Center from 8 am until noon. Aaron Palmer has more.

Testimony in the 1st Degree Murder Trial of 29-year-old Sheridan resident Shawn Osborne began Tuesday with Forensic Pathologist Dr. Donald Habbe from Rapid City, South Dakota talking about the significance of the wounds that Gerald Bloom sustained. Dr.

Though it passed on a 5 to 2 vote, Sheridan City Council held a lengthy debate about whether to renew the Bar and Grill license for Wyoming's Rib & Chop House, located off of Main Street in Sheridan.

The Dog and Cat Shelter of Sheridan has 54 cats over four months on the adoption floor, which isn't very good for the felines state of mind to say the least.

The City of Sheridan is talking about cell phones once again. Concern about over use of personal phones during work hours had Sheridan City Council consider banning personal cell phones during the work day altogether.

A travel warning has been issued for Red Grade Road. Sheridan County Commissioner Bob Rolston:

The Buffalo Senior Center will again be presenting its Senior Bazaar this Friday and Saturday. Aaron Palmer has the details.