Archive - 2010 - News

In what turned out to be a fairly routine call, Johnson County Fire responded to a call last Friday afternoon of a vehicle fire on Highway 16 West of Buffalo.

“Quitting smoking” tends to be one of the top New Year's resolutions. And the Wyoming Department of Health is trying to give those wanting to quit an extra “push” with a new series of emotion-driven commercials,

**CORRECTION** The Screening is Sunday, January 16th.*****

A screening for potential therapy dogs is coming up Sunday, January 16th. Cel Hope with the Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter says it is “fantastic what animals can do for people”:

The City of Sheridan announced they have selected the new Utilities Manager from of a pool of 22 applicants. Human Resources Director, Heather Doke:

On the December 27th edition of Public Pulse on NewsTalk 930 KROE, Sheridan architect Tim Belton of Malone, Belton, Abel was the guest, but not to discuss building design in Sheridan. Rather, he spoke about his involvement in developing a unique tool to aid combat veterans returning from war.

WYOMING NEWS SERVICE, Cheyenne, WY – Some wild birds need to eat 10,000 calories a day to survive, and Wyomingites can help supplement bird diets by putting out feeders in the winter.

The Safe Routes to School/Brock Street project is closer to reality, according to Buffalo City Planner Zach Montgomery, who informed the City Council last week of where the project now stands.

Buffalo's City Building Inspector/Project Coordinator Tom Hulick has taken a look at some year-end reports concerning building and construction in the city and found mixed results. Aaron Palmer has the report.

Car crash fatalities around Wyoming are up by almost 20 this year. Sergeant John Townsend says while there is not necessarily one particular cause for these higher numbers:

The Sheridan Planning Commission voted unanimously to rezone a lot from a B-1 Business District to an M-1 Industrial District. City Planning Director Robert Briggs: