Archive - May 4, 2011 - News

The Wyoming Department of Transportation and the City of Sheridan have partnered for the Lewis Street Bridge reconstruction project that will begin next year. WYDOT held an open house Tuesday to give the public an opportunity to provide comment on the project.

The Sheridan County Commissioners Tuesday approved a request from the Powder River Community Center Board to have the County take ownership of the old Arvada Elementary School.

Springtime brings green grass, blooming flowers and trees and animal babies. But it also brings something from “the dark side” -- blood-sucking ticks.

As the Nation's debt grows ever closer to the legal limit of $14.3 trillion, lawmakers on Capitol Hill struggle to come up with a solution that both parties can agree on. U.S.

Sheridan College in Johnson County will host the latest in a series of Artists' Receptions this Thursday, May 5 at the campus in Buffalo. Featured this time are four local artists, all of whom teach art in the Johnson County School System.

The Johnson County Commissioners, at their meeting Tuesday, voted to rescind a 1987 motion that capped the deputy elected officials' salaries at 80 percent of the elected officials' salary.

Ordinance No. 1347, which amended City code to adopt the Vision Buffalo Commission, was approved on third and final reading Tuesday night at their regular meeting.

Thursday marks the 60th annual National Day of Prayer, a day designated by Congress in 1952, where people are asked” to turn to God in prayer and meditation.”