Archive - Apr 2011 - News

Healthcare premiums for employees of the Johnson County Healthcare Center will increase by 10 percent effective May 1st, after the Hospital Board approved to pass on the increase to employees at their regular meeting last week.

Kenneth DeCock has been looking to hire another attorney to work in his office since he became Johnson County Attorney in January.

Every Saturday through April, Landon’s Greenhouse is presenting two workshops on a variety of topics for gardening and flower enthusiasts. 
 

Over 1000 people attended the Yellowstone Gun and Knife Show held this past weekend at the Sheridan Holiday Inn.  Every kind and caliber of gun plus all shapes and sizes of knives were on display with all the accessories. 

When tragedy hits, the people of Sheridan show up. 800 to 1,000 people it's estimated.

The Sheridan Police Department warns Sheridan area residents of a number of Internet scams that are circulating around the area. In a media release issued by the P.D., they advise to never cash checks or money orders received in the mail unsolicited.

U.S. Representative Cynthia Lummis recently commented on U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer's remarks branding the Tea Party as extremists. Lummis responded by saying that clearly the Democrats are learning their talking points.

Wyoming Department of Health Director Tom Forslund has appointed Dr. Tracy Murphy, who currently serves as state epidemiologist and deputy state health officer with the department, as Wyoming's acting state health officer.

With springtime comes spring cleaning. With spring cleaning comes a need for getting rid of unwanted or unneeded stuff. For some, that means holding a garage sale, and as a means to assist “sale-ers,” Sheridan Media has provided a new service on our website.

The City of Sheridan has announced that they are seeking the public's assistance in fixing the potholes throughout the City.

Sheridan Mayor Dave Kinskey says that the long wet winter has certainly taken its toll on City streets.