Archive - Sep 2011 - News

The Johnson County Courthouse had an issue with their server a few weeks ago, and with County Information Technology Specialist Rande Money gone that day, it took some time to get the servers up again, due to a lack of communication between departments in the building.

The extension of the Clear Creek Trail System through Mosier Gulch to the Bighorn National Forest boundary has been completed, according to the company that built the trail.

According to the National Weather Service, elevated fire behavior today is anticipated for areas of NE Johnson County and portions of Natrona County today, as dry, warm and windy conditions occur this afternoon and early evening, ahead of a Canadian cold front.

Wyoming US Sen. John Barrasso gave a speech on the floor of the Senate, saying that President Obama's new health care law has not created the jobs he promised it would.

The University of Wyoming will host open houses for their new Business Building before two upcoming Wyoming Cowboy football games.

The University of Wyoming received $217,000 from the AmeriCorps' Connecting Campus and Community Program this year.

An accident early Saturday evening closed a section of Interstate 90 just north of Buffalo. The incident occurred about 7 pm just south of the Rock Creek Exit in the eastbound lanes.

A concert presented by former scholarship recipients of the Johnson County Arts and Humanities Council was Saturday afternoon at the Occidental Hotel in Buffalo.
Laura Kelly, piano, and Jolene Mills, violin, performed classical compositions accompanied by Jena Mills.

According to a news release from the Wyoming Highway Patrol, a 21-year-old Gillette man was killed in a one-vehicle crash after being ejected from his 2002 Chevy truck when it rolled Monday, September 12th about three miles east of Gillette in Campbell County on Interstate 90.

Sagebrush Elementary principal Mike Wood stressed the importance of the new in-depth way teachers are working with students at his school, during his annual elementary update to the School District No. 2 Board of Trustees.