Archive - 2011 - News

Buffalo Building Inspector Toby Rhoades has been on the job just a few short months, but already has another title to add to his current one.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation officially began accepting bids on the Trabing Road repaving and straightening project on December 15th, and will continue accepting bids until January 12, 2012.

The Sheridan City Council approved adoption of the Scenic Character Plan at their meeting Monday night. Phase one of the plan centered around shifting the administrative review process to City staff which in turn meant the end of the Design Review Board. City Planning Director Robert Briggs.

The third season of the BBC America television show “American Road Trip” will feature a stop in Sheridan by host Jamie Oliver.

While you may not recognize the name Joe Kunicki as a well seasoned renowned artist, his art certainly does speak for itself. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter recently sat down with Joe, who's currently homeless and staying at the VOA Sheridan Community Shelter.

Texting and driving has been illegal in Wyoming since July of 2010, and total bans are becoming more popular in states across the country.

Crews were scheduled to begin grooming the 300 miles of Big Horn Mountain snowmobiling trails Monday, and according to state trail workers the snow is as good as it's been in 15 years.

A Sunday morning fire inside an employee housing cabin at Elk View Inn off Highway 14 near Dayton is believed to have originated in a ceiling fan, according to a media release from Sheridan Fire-Rescue Marshal Brian Songer.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - Congress has dropped language that would have barred lawsuits over a proposal to end federal protections for wolves in Wyoming.

Sheridan Representative Rosie Berger appeared on NewsTalk 930's Public Pulse program last week, where she touched on several issues that may come up in the 2012 Budget Session of the Wyoming Legislature.