Archive - Apr 2011 - News

The Sheridan Artists’ Guild, Et al, or SAGE, is opening the Sheridan Junior High School Art Extravaganza exhibit today at the SAGE Gallery at the Sheridan College Main Street location.

With springtime comes mountain runoff of rivers, creeks and streams. The folks at Sheridan County Emergency Management have been stockpiling sandbags in the storehouse in the event that waterways in this region go over their banks.

The Tongue River Valley Community Center has teamed up with the Sheridan County Suicide Prevention Coalition for Operation S.A.V.E.

Coming up Tuesday night in Buffalo is Big Bucks Bingo, an event to raise money for the Buffalo Rotary Club's Student Exchange Program.

The Buffalo City Council, at their regular meeting Tuesday, will introduce Ordinance No. 1347, which will revise City code regarding the appointment of members to the Vision Buffalo Commission.

Discussions regarding the proposed new courtroom facility at the new criminal justice center now under construction will happen at the Johnson County Commissioner's meeting Tuesday at the courthouse.

Much of the almost four hour Sheridan City Council meeting Monday night centered around Wal-Mart's request for a retail liquor license owned by Rick Howell, the former owner of Pablo's Mexican Restaurant.

Coming up Thursday, April 28th, the Sheridan Senior Center will be hosting a first-ever fundraiser.

Tonight's Sheridan City Council meeting is sure to go well into the evening as there are a number of contentious issues that will be addressed.

University of Wyoming athletics officials announced Thursday that Larry Shyatt has agreed to a five-year contract to take over as head coach of the Cowboy Basketball program. He replaces Heath Schroyer, who was fired in February.