Archive - Mar 2, 2012 - News

A media release issued Friday by the Natural Resources Conservation Service, states that with the addition of recent snows the March 1st report of Sheridan County snowpack shows higher snowpack than a month ago in both the Tongue and Clear Creek drainages.

Over the next few days we will sit down with members of the Sheridan Junior Council. Karsyn Lamb, has been a part of the council for about a year.

As Republican hopefuls for president fight among themselves for the party nod, the great-granddaughter of a former president says the candidates aren't reaching what she believes is the most important sector – young voters.

As the legislature finishes another week in their process of forming a two-year budget for the state of Wyoming, legislators complete work on the school construction bill and the abandoned mine lands bill.

Two babies whose parents will have to teach them extra patience in waiting for their birthdays were born Wednesday at Sheridan Memorial Hospital.

Last week we told you about the Food Group of Sheridan County, a grassroots effort that was started a year and a half ago to help make sure that children in Sheridan County aren't going hungry.

EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson testified before the Interior and Environment Subcommittee of the Appropriations Committee this week regarding the agency's requests for its 2013 budget. While Jackson may have appeared before the appropriations committee to talk budget requests, U.S.

Buffalo will help celebrate National Quilting Month with the annual Quilt Show at the Johnson County Library throughout the month of March.

Buffalo's annual Health Fair will be this Saturday at the Johnson County Fairgrounds' Community Building from 9am until noon.
If you had your blood drawn last month for the health screens, you can pick your results up on Saturday.

The outlook financially for the Johnson County Healthcare Center for the fiscal year is positive so far, but Hospital Administrator Sandy Ward catiouned the board that many issues could still contribute to the bottom line through the rest of the year.