Archive - Mar 2011 - News

Johnson County Commission Chair Smokey Wildeman attended the Buffalo City Council meeting Tuesday to inform them of the county's intent regarding the relocation of the Johnson County Recycling Center.

The Buffalo City Council went into executive session during their regular meeting Tuesday, returning nearly 45 minutes later.

The Wyoming Department of Education has released the 2009-2010 high school graduation rates. Both Sheridan County School District One and Two had a higher graduation rate then the previous year.

The Sheridan County Commissioners denied a request from a property owner to lower the speed limit from 35 mph to 15 mph on a portion of Murphy Gulch Road, which is a “dry weather road.”

The Buffalo City Council approved the draft agreement with the county on the Criminal Justice Center Joint Powers Board at their meeting Tuesday.

A permit for a septic system in the Bighorn Estates Subdivision west of Buffalo was approved by the County Commissioners at their meeting Tuesday.

The honors just keep pouring in for Sheridan, Wyoming. Mayor Dave Kinskey's office passed along a news release from "This Old House" magazine that the Residence Hill Neighborhood in Sheridan has been chosen as one of the 64 Best Old-House Neighborhoods.

This Saturday evening, March 5th will be the Sheridan Salvation Army's annual dinner and night to honor eight “Unsung Heroes” of the community.

Wyoming doesn't have $50 million to spare, according to U.S. Senator Mike Enzi who said that a study released Tuesday by two Congressional committees affirms why the President's Health Care law is unworkable.

An early morning apartment fire in Bozeman, Montana claimed the lives of two men formerly of Sheridan. The Bozeman Fire Department has confirmed that the bodies of 29-year-old Dale Beard and 30-year-old Jacob Neuman were found by firefighters in an apartment at 215 South 18th Avenue in Bozeman.