Archive - 2010 - News

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

Downtown Sheridan continues to be bustling with what appears to be some last minute shoppers. Sheridan Media's Betsy Love hit the streets and learned that isn't exactly what's going on:

Following last week's tax changes the IRS announced Thursday they are asking some people to wait until February to file their return. Karen Connelly, regional IRS Spokesperson says that although most people will not be affected by these changes, those who fall into one of three categories should wait until mid to late February to file their return:

There was some news this week from the Wyoming Business Council regarding a $3 million dollar grant application which was to be used to expand the WYO Theater. Sheridan Mayor Dave Kinskey explains:

The Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board held their final meeting of 2010, and spent several minutes listening to a presentation by and asking questions of Brian Bolton, with KWN Construction. Hospital CEO Mike McCafferty explains.

At Monday night's School District 1 Board meeting, the board listened to presentations by Tongue River Middle School 8th graders from Mrs. Moline's class tell about a project they helped produce for a statewide association. Student Casey Caywood explains.

In addition to accepting the agreement with Sand Creek Ranch on Tuesday, the Johnson County Commissioners took care of other business in this year's final meeting.

Buffalo's wastewater treatment plant is substantially complete, according to States West Engineering's Brook Stromer, who updated the City Council on the project Tuesday. Aaron Palmer has the story.

A new school is probably in Buffalo's very near future, according to Johnson County School District Superintendent Dr. Rod Kessler, who spoke to the Buffalo City Council Tuesday. Here's Aaron Palmer with more.

The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce Christmas Stroll Committee has announced that the grand prize drawing for this year's Stroll Button winner will be held early next week. Chamber Board Member Jim Schellinger gives us the details.