Archive - Nov 16, 2011 - News

The two-day Business Forum hosted by Governor Matt Mead and the Wyoming Business Alliance wrapped up Wednesday in Cheyenne.

The Sheridan College theater department's "Evening of One Acts" from the No Frills theater company begins Thursday night at the Wyo Theater.

NERD Gas Company of Casper announced Wednesday that Lake DeSmet is no longer one of their options for a proposed natural gas-to-gasoline facility.

The Wyoming Highway Patrol and the Sheridan County Coroner's Office has confirmed that 19-year-old Amanda Delk of Sheridan died in a one-vehicle accident Tuesday.

Governor Matt Mead's Business Forum started Tuesday and is continuing Wednesday in Cheyenne. Mead says he's committed to creating a better, more diversified business environment in the state.

CHEYENNE (AP) - U.S. Rep. Cynthia Lummis has become the latest member of Congress to call on Attorney General Eric Holder to resign.

The bid openings for the Cemetery Road Pathway Project were November 4th at City Hall, and five bids were presented for consideration.

The Johnson County School District hosted the final public meeting on the design of Buffalo's new intermediate school Tuesday night and a handful of curious citizens showed to see the design and ask a few questions.

The name for Buffalo's new intermediate school was narrowed from over 100 suggestions down to three by the naming committee, and the three names were announced at Monday night's school board meeting.

In recent weeks, the Johnson County Commissioners have discussed and looked into the possibility of an indoor arena at the Johnson County Fairgrounds.