Archive - May 31, 2012 - News

A skunk found on West 2nd Avenue in Dayton tested positive for rabies this week.

William Cordon was sentenced in District Court Tuesday in Buffalo after previously pleading guilty to one count of Forgery and one count of Obtaining Property by False Pretenses.

A young, 170-pound male black bear was spotted in town this morning in the equipment yard behind Prime Rate Motors.

A number of big events in Sheridan County during May has kicked off the local tourism season with a bang. Sheridan Travel and Tourism Executive Director Penny Becker.

Several weeks ago when State Representative Jon Botten announced that he would not seek reelection for the House District 30 seat, it opened the door for prospective candidates.

The Johnson County Healthcare Center's Board of Trustees voted for an increase in premiums for employee health insurance, based on a recommendation from Administrator Sandy Ward.

Springtime in the Mountains around Sheridan is in full swing, and the U.S. Forest Service wants to remind outdoor adventurers to be courteous on mountain roadways.

Earlier this month the Wyoming Transportation Commission awarded $33 million for highway projects in the state, including a $20.3 million project on Interstate 90 east of Buffalo.

Buffalo City Planner Zach Montgomery said the next joint city/county project will be a community events center located just west of downtown.