Archive - 2011 - News

Holiday stress and alcohol consumption seem to be the perfect combination for a rise in domestic violence cases during the holiday season, and while it would be easy to suspect that domestic violence cases may spike this time of year, the number of reported cases in Sheridan County remain about the

There have been four fatalities on Wyoming highways this week and with many people taking to the road for the holidays, the Wyoming Highway Patrol reminds motorists to be extra careful over the weekend. Wyoming Highway Patrol Sergeant Stephen Townsend.

Work on renovating and upgrading the Sheridan County Sheriff's Office will begin soon. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has the story.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - A teenager serving a sentence of life without parole in the home invasion killing of an elderly Sheridan man wants a new court hearing on whether he received an adequate legal defense.

Green House Living is about two weeks away from its planned opening date on January 5 as administrators moved into their offices this week and employees undergo training.

Wyoming's unemployment rose marginally from October to November from 5.7 to 5.85. Sheridan County saw its numbers go up slightly from 6.1 to 6.55 in the same time period.

Yellowstone National Park's East Entrance is scheduled to open for the winter season today.

Buffalo High School students were out in the community Wednesday morning performing various tasks, lending their talents musically or vocally, or serving the community in a number of ways.

The Johnson County Healthcare Center's construction project is on schedule for the most part, and still projected to finish under budget, according to Hospital Administrator Sandy Ward.

The Buffalo City Council voted to table the hiring of a joint city/county engineer after hearing an explanation of why he thought the position was unnecessary from concerned citizen Ron Williams.