Archive - Jan 4, 2011 - News

The Sheridan County Commissioners started off the new year with a fairly hefty meeting, lasting not quite 3 hours with the board room packed with attendees. So what was the issue that drew an almost standing-room-only crowd?

The Sheridan County Commissioners had a “changing of the guard” at this week's meeting. Commissioner Steve Maier has served as Chair for the past year:

The unanimously-elected new chair is Commissioner Tom Ringley.

Monday night's Dayton Town Council found incumbent Mayor Bob Wood and incumbent Councilman Bob Alley sworn into office, along with new Councilor Dennis Wagner.

A $57,000 investment in solar has this Story couple smiling. Richard and Kristen Weber have peace of mind knowing that when the power goes out, their lights and heat won’t.

The Sheridan County Library Foundation is raising funds for the Public Library Endowment Challenge. Library Director Cameron Duff reminds us what this entails.

WYOMING NEWS SERVICE, Laramie, WY – The dead of winter in Wyoming inspires some to pack their bags for the southern climes and become “snow birds” as a means to escape the short days and cold temperatures.

Johnson County's new elected officials were sworn into office during a ceremony Monday morning at the courthouse. Aaron Palmer has the report.

The Buffalo City Council will have their first meeting of 2011 Tuesday at 4 pm in City Hall. Aaron Palmer has this preview.

The Sheridan City Council held their first meeting of 2011 Monday night. The meeting began with the Council acknowledging outgoing Councilor Marc Ketcham, and his eight years of service to the City.

The City of Sheridan Municipal Court Amnesty Program got underway Monday. The program is intended to collect payment of unpaid fines by providing a bit of a break for those with an outstanding debt to the Court.