Archive - Mar 28, 2011 - News

The 7th annual Disability Awareness Walk took place in various towns throughout Wyoming over the weekend. While it may have been the 7th annual, it was the first time that Sheridan participated in the walk.

When U.S. Senator Mike Enzi of Wyoming was in Sheridan last week, he stopped by the Sheridan Media studios for a pre-recorded interview with Kim Love for Public Pulse.

Saturday, March 19th, the United States joined an international coalition, sanctioned by the United Nations, to launch missile attacks on defense sights in Libya as a means to secure the “No-Fly” zone in the country.

In 1979 the United States Congress enacted the Congressional Award Act that was co-sponsored by Senator Malcolm Wallop.

The Buffalo City Council received updates on a number of City projects from City Works Director Les Hook at their last Council meeting.

County Coroner Dave Harness, who also runs the ambulance service in Johnson County, approached the Commission, saying the repeater's present location is no longer a viable option since a local radio station recently changed frequencies, which has caused interference with the EMT radios.

The building that housed the lab and living quarters for Buffalo's wastewater treatment plant operator at the City's old facility will go to auction, after an individual asked the City if he could purchase the building.

Saturday, the Culinary Arts Institute of Sheridan College held an open house to offer the public a little taste of what they do. 

The Game and Fish held local information gathering meetings in Buffalo, Gillette and Sheridan recently to discuss and take feedback on proposals for the 2011 fall hunting seasons in the Sheridan Region.

Girls just ‘wanna’ to have fun and fun it was at the 8th Annual Pink Flamingo, a fundraiser to help support Family Planning of the Big Horns.