Archive - Oct 2012 - News

Final: Star Valley 31, Buffalo 14. The Bison's season ends with a 4-5 record.

Governor Matt Mead has announced that he's chosen Mark Gordon to fill the State Treasurer vacancy. Gordon was one of three candidates the Wyoming Republican Party Central Committee sent to Governor Mead to replace Joe Meyer who passed away on October 6th.

The Sheridan Police Department stopped a telephone fraud operation when it tried to prey on a Sheridan citizen this week.

Earlier this week we ran a story on the fifth annual Pumpkin Festival which was scheduled to take place at Buffalo's Washington Park.

The next court appearance for a Montana man suspected of abducting and assaulting an 11-year-old Wyoming girl has been delayed.

The Northern Wyoming Community College District held their monthly meeting at the Gillette College campus Thursday night. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has the details.

Johnson County's Commissioners approved a request to provide land for a proposed indoor shooting complex at their last commission meeting, although a specific site has yet to be designated.

Those looking for a good scare will have to look no further than the Holy Name “Fright Night” Haunted House tonight and tomorrow night in Sheridan. Scott Maiorca, who designed the haunted house, explains what's in store for those who attend.

Dozens of people gathered at the Black Tooth Brewing Co. Thursday night for a special presentation by a local business owner and current CEO of one of the state's fastest growing internet technology companies. The presentation was part of the Wyoming Technology Business Center's Entrepreneur-to-Entrepreneur program. Chris Foy has more.

A film featuring views of the Bighorn Mountains and downtown Sheridan - with footage that might have been shot as early as the 1940's - will be coming to a television screen near you soon on Channel 22.