Archive - May 2012 - News

At their meeting Tuesday, the Buffalo City Council awarded the bid to renovate the bandshell in Washington Park to 76 Ranch Co./Fran Walter Construction, on the recommendation of City Building Inspector Toby Rhoades.

Chaps Equine Assisted Therapy is hosting its annual Nite at The Races event this weekend.

Sheridan County Officials are starting to talk about opening mountain access roads.

The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees is scheduled to hear a presentation on possible budget cuts for next year.

The new Welch Cancer Center began seeing patients in the north wing of the facility last week. Manager of the Welch Cancer Center Jennifer Pfister says that the move has been welcomed by staff and patients alike.

Sheridan Memorial Hospital Foundation Executive Director Ada Kirven announced to the Hospital Board of Trustees Wednesday that the Foundation has received the final pledge for the Emergency Room expansion project.

Anyone who's been out to Sheridan College lately, or even driven by, has most likely noticed the construction that is underway on the new Edward A. Whitney Academic Center.

The Wellness Council of Sheridan County is hosting he 2nd annual Safe Kids Day Fair this Saturday in Sheridan. Wellness Council member Jessica Lindsley says there will be plenty of opportunities for kids to interact and learn about safety.

The Buffalo City Council, at their meeting Tuesday, got a request from the Vision Buffalo Commission to purchase a lot they feel is vital to the overall success of the downtown redevelopment plan.

First Light Children's Center is more than just a daycare.