Archive - Aug 2011 - News

The Sheridan County Attorney's Office Monday announced the identity of the two Sheridan Police Officers involved in a fatal shooting on the 4th of July that resulted in the death of 23-year-old Sheridan resident Jesse Salveson.

A door-to-door home security sales company out of Provo, Utah received a warning last week from the Better Business Bureau for misappropriating itself as Kenco Security of Montana while conducting sales in Billings.

Jet-black smoke that could be seen on Sunday afternoon toward Wyarno can be attributed to a grass fire that got into some hay bales and tires near some farm equipment off Highway 336, three miles from Sheridan.

The Johnson County Healthcare Center's Board of Trustees voted to transfer funds from the Hospice Donation Account to the Hospital's General Fund at their monthly meeting Wednesday.

Consideration of changes to City code pertaining to design review standards and procedures will be addressed by the Sheridan City Council this evening.

A calling-card to the Sheridan WYO Rodeo each year the Indian Relay Races have excitement, but also some controversy as well.

There are only two days left to sign up for School District two's Kindergarten screenings for those parents who didn't get a chance to bring their children to the ones this past April. Scott Stults Director of Elementary Education with School District 2.

Buffalo's Annual Crazy Days Celebration happened this past weekend, and was a success, according to the Buffalo Chamber of Commerce, who organized and put on the two-day event.

Johnson County's Assistant Planner Jerry Osborn made a number of requests on behalf of the County's Planning and Zoning Commission to the County Commissioners at their meeting earlier this month.

Hundreds gathered Sunday beneath some old cottonwoods at the family homestead on Higby Road to help an old friend. Jon Quarterman recently lost his home to fire and the community showed up to lend a hand.