Archive - Feb 16, 2012 - News

After passing on first reading, reworking of an old ordinance that would not allow property owners to have animals on just one or two acres of land stalled at the Dayton Town Council Meeting Wednesday night. Dayton Mayor Bob Wood.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - Developments on the third day of the Budget Session of the 2012 Wyoming Legislature, Wed., Feb. 15, 2012 including the budget, redistricting, and education.

A traffic stop Tuesday on Interstate 80 resulted in an arrest and the seizure of more than 242 pounds of high grade marijuana.

This Saturday night at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall there'll be plenty of fun for all ages as the Dog and Cat Shelter of Sheridan will be holding one of their annual fundraisers.

The Governor's Art Awards Ceremony will be held next week, and four groups from around the state including Dr. Seymour Thickman of Sheridan will be recognized at the 30th annual awards in Cheyenne. Governor Matt Mead.

David and Meggan Garwood of Sheridan are the new proud parents of Cillian McBride Garwood, who was born a little after midnight on Valentine's Day at Sheridan Memorial Hospital.

U.S. Senator John Barrasso addressed his colleagues on the Senate floor Wednesday by offering some harsh criticism to the President's budget and the effects it will have on the health care law.

Johnson County will need to look into the possibility of relocating their emergency siren at the justice center, now that the new courtroomk facility is being added onto the existing building.

At Monday night's Johnson County School Board meeting, one of their members was recognized by the State board for a recent accomplishment.

At a luncheon Wednesday, the Johnson County Wellness Group presented a few items for discussion, including introducing a DVD bringing sexual violence in Johnson County to the public's attention.