Archive - Jan 26, 2012 - News

Wednesday's power outage affected over 3,000 MDU customers in Sheridan County. According to MDU Spokesman Mark Hanson, the outage was caused by a piece of equipment that broke on a transmission line causing two substations west of Sheridan to shut off.

VA staff and others from the community packed the hallways of the remodeled third floor medical unit at the VA Medical Center Wednesday afternoon for a ribbon cutting ceremony that included tours of the new ward.

Sheridan Memorial Hospital is committed to providing a cardiac catheterization lab to provide cardiac care for Sheridan County residents.

Even though it's been unseasonably warm this winter in Wyoming, learning that you've won a free trip to Costa Rica in late January would probably brighten anyone's day.

A noon work session held by the Sheridan City Council Wednesday centered around some of the big projects that took place in 2011, and some of the upcoming projects slated for 2012.

The Wyoming Legislature's Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Committee met late last week for one final go around of drafting a redistricting bill that will go before the Legislature next month.

The Northern Wyoming Community College District Board got updates from a number of administrators and staff at their meeting in Buffalo last week.

The Johnson County Healthcare Center Board of Trustees had their January meeting Wednesday evening, and discussed their current construction project, the projects they hope to complete this year, and the next phase of construction at the healthcare center.

Women involved in agriculture or those merely interested in agriculture can attend the second annual Women's Agriculture Summt this weekend in Buffalo.
The Johnson County Cattle Women are hosting the event.