Archive - Apr 2011 - News

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.

Representative Rosie Berger, co-chair of the Wyoming Legislature's Joint Appropriations Committee, is a member of the National Conference of State Legislators.

A Sheridan-based company has designed a way to promote Wyoming and Wyoming businesses through smartphone mapping and tour applications, or smartphone apps.

Organizers are hoping this will become an annual event, and after Saturday's first ever Buffalo Going Green Day, they are calling it a success.

Around Wyoming this week, the National Weather Service and emergency agencies are taking part in Severe Weather Awareness Week, with each day focusing on a different theme.

The last time the Sheridan City Council met for their regular meeting two weeks ago on April 4th, it was just after midnight Tuesday morning when the Council adjourned.

The next Sheridan High School Parent Advisory meeting will be held this evening in the SHS Library.

Congress has been hammering away at the Federal Budget for weeks now, hashing out what, if anything, should be cut.

In an effort to attract more people to this year's Sheridan County Fair, there has been talks of adding a unique event that is sure to add to the entertainment factor of the Fair. Sheridan County Fairgrounds Facilities Director Melissa Albrecht explains.