Archive - Oct 2011 - News

Clearmont resident Camie Paumer, who's charged with allegedly embezzling $15,000 from the former Hand in Hand Childcare Center in Sheridan, appeared in 4th Judicial District Court Thursday.

A noticeably different and overall healthier looking 18-year-old Aline McWilliams of Sheridan appeared before 4th Judicial District Court Judge John Fenn Thursday for the first time since he amended her bond in July, allowing her to attend three months of substance abuse treatment in Casper.

A special ceremony was held Thursday on the Wrench Ranch Hills Subdivision in north Sheridan where it was announced that Sheridan College has received a gift of 40 acres of land from Neltje.

About two dozen Sheridan-area athletes are participating in the fall Special Olympics tournament Thursday and Friday in Casper.

Another Raising Readers Bookfest and Feast, the fourth annual, will take place Saturday morning from 8 to 11 am in Sheridan Junior High School gymnasium and cafeteria.

(WY News Service) -- A new study finds that wolves may not be as threatening to elk as some may think. The study, conducted in Yellowstone National Park, finds that the animals are not necessarily built to hunt the large animals.

The 2nd Annual Fundraising Fiesta will be Friday in Buffalo to benefit the Bread of Life Food Pantry.

Buffalo's City Council, at their Tuesday meeting, awarded the contract for the design of the Crazy Woman Square project to Hein/Bond Architects of Casper, at the request of City Planner Zach Montgomery.

Buffalo's Chamber of Commerce hosted their monthly Chamber Luncheon on Wednesday to announce the recipients of this year's awards.

A Wyoming Game and Fish hunter check station went off without a hitch earlier this week near Buffalo, as more than 300 hunters were stopped by Game and Fish personnel on Highway 16 Tuesday about a mile west of Buffalo.