Archive - Feb 27, 2012 - News

For the third straight year the Sheridan Wyo Rodeo will be a Silver Wrangler Million Dollar Tour Rodeo. Rodeo board member Zane Garstad.

In the latest development during months of uncertainty about the project, Coffeen Elementary is tentatively set to be funded for rebuild in all three phases - planning, design and construction - in 2013-14.

The Bush Tax cuts that were set to expire at the end of 2010 were given a two-year extension by President Barack Obama, and now a new deadline approaches.

The Workforce Development Committee of the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce is hosting two workshops this week for supervisors' training for identifying substance use and abuse in the workplace.

The season for the Sheridan Ice Figure Skaters is just about on ice, except for one more performance for the hometown Sheridan crowd this week.

Buffalo's feature in This Old House Magazine has been posted on-line and will appear in next month's magazine as well, according to Buffalo Chamber of Commerce Director Angela Jarvis.

All of the employees in the Assesor's Office at the Johnson County Courthouse are certified appraisers, at least at some level, according to County Assessor Cindy Rogers.

Saturday night over 200 people filled the 3rd story floor of the Old Press Building on Main Street in Sheridan to support a fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Big Horns.

Friday night it was girls' night out as Family Planning of the Big Horns held their 8th annual Pink Flamingo Fundraiser. Held at the Exhibit Hall at the fairgrounds, Sheridan Media's Judy Hagerott joined the party and brings us this story.

Sunday was the grand opening celebration for Green House Living for Sheridan, a first of its kind facility in the nation for elder care.