Archive - Apr 22, 2011 - News

Ten years of working together around Wyoming to increase awareness of sexual assault and to increase prevention methods was discussed at the Sexual Assault Summit X at the Sheridan Holiday Inn this week.

There was electricity in the air Thursday night at the Davis Gallery in downtown Sheridan.  Anticipation, expectation, and excitement filled the gallery.

Landowners along North Bypass Road in Johnson County brought their concerns over easements and rights-of-way along the road to the Johnson County Commissioners at their meeting Tuesday.

Buffalo's City Council, at their meeting on Monday, passed a number of Resolutions regarding budgetary items, agreements to work with the county, and a plan for capital improvements.

The Buffalo City Council awarded a bid to build a trail extension from the city's existing trail system through Mosier Gulch west of town, which will eventually connect to an existing Forest Service Trail farther up the Bighorn Mountains.

At Thursday night's Northern Wyoming Community College District Board meeting, Sheridan College Vice President and CFO Cheryl Heath expressed to the Board that they had received thirteen proposals from architects regarding the design of the $15 million Academic Center.

53-year-old Laureen Emmert from Columbia Falls, Montana died Tuesday in a one vehicle accident on Interstate 90 eight miles south of Sheridan.

The 2011 Career Expo brought in prospective job seekers of all ages Thursday at the Bruce Hoffman Golden Dome at Sheridan College.