Archive - 2011 - News

Buffalo's City Council will bid a design for the water lines in and around the new Cloud Peak School and the existing schools in the southwest portion of the city.

Acting Buffalo Police Chief Jason Carder told the Buffalo City Council at last week's meeting that the department had completed deer harvesting for this year, saying officers had harvested 61 animals and had none test positive for Chronic Wasting Disease.

Christmas shopping undoubtedly provides some sort of boost to the economy, but how big of a boost remains to be seen.

We conclude our year in review with a look back at the last three months of 2011. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has more.

Sheridan County law enforcement are keeping their eyes open for a suspect that stole a vehicle Wednesday night in Sheridan and led officers on a high speed chase. Sheridan Police Lieutenant Chris Dahmke explains how the incident started shortly after 10 pm.

(Update: 2 pm) -- Yellowstone's West Entrance is now open. Sylvan Pass will remain closed. The pass has received 12 inches of snow and experienced heavy winds and warm temperatures during the past 36 hours.

While its important to learn new regulations when renewing hunting and fishing licenses entering the New Year, Sheridan Game and Fish Information Specialist Warren Mischke tells us about something else that will help the Game and Fish provide better services for the upcoming year.

The documentary 'Buck', which tells the story of Sheridan-area horse clinician Buck Brannaman, has seen its fair share of accolades since its release, and now it's being talked about as Oscar-worthy.

Buffalo is known as a giving community, whether for charities, fundraisers or just about any other group or organization looking for a hand.

Tracey Jelly, with Dooley and Jelly CPA's, gave the audit, compliance and financial report findings to the Johnson County Healthcare Center's Board of Trustees at their meeting Wednesday night.