Archive - May 31, 2011 - News

Residents in Story and the south end of Sheridan experienced loss of power briefly this morning, according to Montana-Dakota Utilities spokesman Mark Hanson.

Now that the High School seniors in Sheridan County have graduated, we thought it would be fitting to find out what some recent graduates of Sheridan High School have planned for the immediate future.

Whether or not to build a proposed sports complex with baseball/softball fields, soccer fields, parking and a restroom/concessions area will be discussed at a public information meeting to be held at Buffalo High School Thursday, June 2nd.

An air-conditioning unit at the Johnson County Courthouse has failed and will be replaced before the summer heat becomes an issue.

Lodge Grass and Pryor Clinics will be open from 8 am to 4:30 pm. On Thursday, June 2nd, these clinics will be open from 11 am to 4:30 pm.

Ninety soccer teams from across Wyoming filled the twenty-one fields at the Equestrian Center this past weekend for the Wyoming State Championship for Youth Soccer.

Another rainy day in Sheridan and Memorial Day was no different.

Several folks were lined up on Main Street Monday morning, waiting for the traditional Memorial Day Parade to begin.

Five days from start to finish, beginning last Wednesday, the people in Sheridan and Johnson Counties rallied and filled two buses with food to take to Montana on Sunday.