Archive - Apr 19, 2011 - News

Sheridan County Commissioners made short work of their agenda Tuesday morning, getting through the 16 items in about forty minutes.

The Buffalo City Council approved at their meeting Monday night, a Resolution authorizing grant applications for a proposed sports complex to be located at the old Centennial Park Baseball Fields, new basketball courts, pool chemicals for the municipal pool, and a slide and swing set.

The decision on whether or not Johnson County will retain Volunteers of America (VOA) to run the County's Juvenile Detention and Probation program will be made at today's County Commission meeting.

At their April 4th meeting, the Sheridan City Council voted unanimously to deny Developer Steve Grimshaw's request to rezone just over three acres of land from At their April 4th meeting, the Sheridan City Council voted unanimously to deny Developer Steve Grimshaw's request to rezone just over three acres of land from R-1 residential to R-3.

Keeping tobacco and alcohol out of the hands of minors is the goal of the the compliance checks that the Sheridan Police Department conducts periodically throughout the year.

Yesterday we reported that our weekly poll question wants to know your opinion about how best to balance the Federal Budget.

The Powder River Basin Resource Council is sponsoring a showing of the Oscar-nominated documentary "Gasland" to be shown tomorrow evening, April 20th, at the C-Tel Presentation Hall at Sheridan College.

The Sheridan Republican Party announced Monday in a media release that Governor Matt Mead will deliver the keynote address for the upcoming annual Reagan Day Dinner in Sheridan.