Archive - Jun 23, 2011 - News

DOUGLAS Wyo. (AP) - Hundreds of people crowded a high school gymnasium in central Wyoming on Wednesday to pay their respects to a U.S. Marine killed earlier this month in Afghanistan.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - Wyoming has recorded its first case of a potentially fatal horse virus this year. State Veterinarian Jim Logan said Wednesday that tests confirmed a case of Equine Herpes Virus 1 in a horse from Johnson County.

At a media conference Wednesday, Wyoming Governor Matt Mead announced that 10,000 of Wyoming’s state employees have now migrated to Google Apps for Government.

Details have surfaced over the last few days about a major glitch in President Obama's health care law that will make 3-million middle class Americans eligible for Medicaid when the law takes effect in 2014.

Landowners on Fairgrounds Road have been trying to find easements for a water line that was installed on their property by Johnson County to supply city water to the fairgrounds, and have been trying to get water supplied to their property, as they believed they had been promised.

The annual Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum's Living History Day will be this Saturday, June 25th at the museum in Buffalo.

The engineering firm in charge of the Brock Street/Safe Routes to School Sidewalk Project had their bid opening Wednesday at city hall in Buffalo.