Archive - May 2012 - News

At their May 1 meeting, the Buffalo City Council approved a request for permission to have a classic car parade downtown later this summer.

The classic car parade was requested by Bighorn Tire for their annual Show and Shine Car Show.

The Story Volunteer Fire Department does a lot more than just fight fires.

A local family is in need of the community's help to build a new home to accommodate their handicapped daughter, who became paraplegic after a car accident more than four years ago.

The Johnson County Healthcare Center Board of Trustees heard updates on patient satisfaction surveys for the first quarter of 2012 and on donations and memorial contributions during the month of April.

Anti-abortion protesters demonstrated on Coffeen Avenue for a few hours yesterday afternoon.

Shovels in hand, officials with Sheridan College, Whitney Benefits, and a couple of State Representatives broke ground on the $15.2 million Edward A. Whitney Academic Center Wednesday. Prior to the ceremonial groundbreaking, Sheridan College President Dr.

It has been anticipated for some time, and Sheridan County officials confirmed it Tuesday, Red Grade Road in Sheridan County will open to vehicle traffic this Friday morning at 8 am. Sheridan County Public Works Director Rod Liesinger.

During the last several months, there has been a handful of incidents of pedestrians, either walking or on a bicycle that have been struck by a motorist within a crosswalk. The Sheridan Police Department wants motorists to know a few things concerning crosswalks in Sheridan.

If you didn't get a chance to visit Sheridan College Monday or Tuesday, chances are you missed out on some fine art for sale as students were selling their art in the Whitney Building Fine Art Wing. Sheridan College Art Instructor Rod Dugal.

At their last meeting the Buffalo City Council approved two Resolutions, one concerning employee scheduling and the other on capitalization.