Archive - Dec 2011 - News

Hundreds of kids showed up Saturday to see Santa at the annual Kalif Shrine Christmas Party and Sheridan Media's Judy Hagerott was there.

They started lining up as early as two Sunday afternoon for the 21st annual Community Holiday Dinner held at the Sheridan Holiday Inn.

It was a Victorian-style Christmas over the weekend as the Trail End Museum held their annual open house. Cynde Georgen tells us what it was all about.

When it comes to Christmas programs, most of us think of the elementary school programs going on right now. But for the folks at the Sheridan Senior Center, they can put on a pretty darn good show themselves.

The Sheridan County Historical Society will hold their Christmas Silent Auction to support the Sheridan County Museum in conjunction with its December dinner this Thursday night.

The Johnson County Healthcare Center's Board of Trustees had their monthly meeting last week, and discussed replacing two doctors that are retiring.

Buffalo's big kickoff to the Christmas Season this past weekend was a big success, according to Buffalo Chamber of Commerce Director Angela Jarvis.

The Wyoming Business Council, at their meeting last week, awarded a grant in the amount of $500,000 to the City of Buffalo for the redesign and construction of Crazy Woman Square in downtown Buffalo.

The Sheridan City Council will consider on second reading tonight a new code allowing for monies collected from the gas tax to go into a trust fund. Sheridan Mayor Dave Kinskey says that this will assure that the City always has funds for road maintenance.

The State Legislatures Joint Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Interim Committee will meet in Cheyenne today and tomorrow to discuss redistricting plans for the state.