Archive - Apr 3, 2012 - News

The Research and Planning section of the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services has released the unemployment numbers for the month of February. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has the story.

The Sheridan County Commissioners approved a change order in the amount of $13,815 for the upgrades to the Sheridan County Sheriff's Office.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and today, Tuesday April 3, is the national day of action for sexual assault prevention.

Sheridan City Council took little time to work through a light agenda Monday night as the only items up for Council's consideration were on the consent agenda.

Sheridan resident Tammy Wonder needs your vote to get her product on the shelf, which is a contest presented by Walmart. Wonder explains just what exactly her product called “Wonder Toppers” do.

Congresswoman Cynthia Lummis spoke to about 50 people Monday at the Historic Sheridan Inn, most of whom were Republican women.

Sheridan College has announced a second summer of classes it will offer at their Spear-O-Wigwam Mountain Campus, and registration is now open for 11 classes that will begin as early as July 8.

Buffalo's City Council has a full agenda for their meeting Tuesday evening, starting with the second reading of three Ordinances to clean up City Code pertaining to traffic, parking, offenses and zoning.

At their meeting March 28, the Johnson County Healthcare Center Board of Trustees got a financial report for February and an updated forecast from Hospital Administrator Sandy Ward.

The agenda for the Johnson County Commissioners is full for their meeting Tuesday, and one item that will be discussed is security equipment and staff for the new justice center, which is currently under construction.