Archive - Nov 2012 - News

The Friends of the Library are hosting their annual silent and live auction fundraiser Saturday night at Sheridan Fulmer Public Library. Executive director, Cameron Duff, said everyone is welcome to purchase tickets at the door.

Senators from Colorado, Wyoming and South Dakota are encouraging federal officials to use the timber industry to help thin forests prone to wildfires, like ones that raged across their states this summer.

At their meeting Tuesday the Buffalo City Council approved a request from the Buffalo Downtown Association to have a fireworks display downtown during their “Light Up Buffalo” celebration November 24th.

The Johnson County Healthcare Center Board of Trustees rescheduled their October 31 meeting to November 7 due to a lack of a quorum.

Johnson County's Commissioners approved the purchase of an extended warranty for the justice center's phone systems to protect the building's call center components.

At Thursday's meeting of the Sheridan County Fair Association's Board of Trustees, officials explained that an indoor arena is in the works.

Much of northeast Wyoming will receive its first blast of winter as the National Weather Service in Billings has issued a winter weather advisory in effect for the area until early Sunday evening.

As we reported last month, the Sheridan College Outdoor Adventure Club will be hosting the first ever community gear swap this Saturday at Sheridan College.

The Sheridan Regional Office of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department has received a plethora of phone calls regarding deer collisions and injured deer in roadways. Game and Fish Information Specialist Warren Mischke.

At their meeting Tuesday the Buffalo City Council Approved and Mayor Randy Dyess read a proclamation designating Frday, November 9th as “Poppy Day.”