Archive - Mar 14, 2011 - News

In late October of last year there was a ceremonial groundbreaking at the Hi-Tech Business Park in north Sheridan for the 40,000 square foot Vacutech building.

The 2011 Wyoming Legislative Session concluded March 3rd in Cheyenne, with Governor Matt Mead signing some significant bills March 10th.

Over the last several years just about every organization has had to find ways to curb spending and cut costs to end up with a balanced budget.

Standout careers at the high school and college levels led Buffalo's Travis Atter to pursue a possible pro football career.

So, what does the last decade's unprecedented growth mean to local entities? With Buffalo's population exceeding 4,500 people, Buffalo City Planner Zach Montgomery said the city will be looking into the possibility of becoming a First-Class City.

The population figures released earlier this month by the Federal Government show the City of Buffalo, Johnson County, and the State of Wyoming recorded exceptional growth during the last decade.

The Sheridan Holiday Inn was filled to the brim and overflowing as the Big Horn Homebuilders Association hosted the 33rd Annual “Home and Garden Show” this past weekend.

It was a beautiful weekend for folks to get out, and if numbers are any indication, the Wyoming Sportsmen Gun Show was a big success.