Archive - 2010 - News

Prime rib with gravy, twice baked potatoes, green beans and tomatoes, a fresh fruit salad and bread pudding was this year's Christmas dinner menu at the Sheridan Senior Center.

Losing weight. Saving money. Taking a trip. Being less busy. Volunteering more. These are just some of the resolutions people may make heading into the new year.

The Sheridan County Historical Society issued a media release Thursday announcing that Nathan Doerr has been selected to become the new Director of the Sheridan County Museum. Former director Dana Prater resigned from the position in early December.

Those elected to Buffalo's City and County positions in this year's General Election will be sworn into office during ceremonies January 3rd and 4th, 2011.

Buffalo City Planner Zach Montgomery gave his final report for 2010 to the City Council last week, updating them on ongoing projects he is working on and others he is involved in. Aaron Palmer has the report.

The design for Crazy Woman Square in downtown Buffalo is apparently changing again, after City Planner Zach Montgomery informed the City Council of the two new possible designs accepted by the Buffalo Development Association's Design Committee earlier this month.

The U.S. Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station has just released a new scientific study about forest management methods to mitigate the effects of climate change.

With six months under his belt as Northern Wyoming's Community College District President, Dr. Paul Young has hit the floor running and is still running hard and...

WYOMING NEWS SERVICE, Cheyenne, WY – For those wondering when Santa Claus will make his visit to Wyoming, the exact time will be pinpointed by the people who monitor airspace safety over the United States and Canada. In fact, Santa will receive a military escort when he arrives over the U.S.

The Buffalo Police Department has finished this year's deer harvest after recently reaching their goal of taking 75 animals from within city limits.