Archive - Jan 2012 - News

The Wyoming Association of Municipalities held a webinar Thursday that reached forty different locations around the state.

The Northern Wyoming Community College District, Gillette, Sheridan and Buffalo, announced in a media release Thursday that they will send six to the Wyoming Association of Community College Trustees Leadership Awards.

Couples looking to tie the knot this year will have almost 30 different booths to peruse Saturday at the 2012 Sheridan Media Bridal Preview, which takes place at the Sheridan Holiday Inn.

The National Weather Service in Riverton released its initial Wyoming Water Supply Outlook for January last week, and watersheds for the Tongue and Powder Basins in north-central Wyoming are holding up the state average.

Buffalo's City Council agreed to transfer ownership of some lands not already owned by Johnson County or the Justice Center Joint Powers Board to the entities after a vote Tuesday evening.

Both the Johnson County Commission and the Buffalo City Council approved resolutions at their meetings Tuesday to support Governor Matt Mead in his efforts to allocate more funds to attract high-tech companies to Wyoming.

Powder Pass Nordic Club will be hosting a chili fest and informational gathering this Saturday in the Bighorn Mountains west of Buffalo.

The Northern Wyoming Community College District Board of Trustees held their January meeting in Buffalo Thursday evening, and worked their way through a short agenda.

In her first ever art show, it shouldn't have been a surprise that Sheridan turned out in full force to support Hilary Carrel. The gallery of Sheridan College's Main Street Campus was filled with art enthusiasts wanting to take a look at her latest works.

It's science fair time and an open house was held Thursday night in the Big Horn High School Commons area to showcase the work of over 80 middle school students.