Archive - May 2012 - News

State legislator, Mike Madden, appeared on Public Pulse on KROE 930 AM with Kim Love on Wednesday and provided more information on legislation that will be introduced in future sessions in Cheyenne.

After spending the winter building new exhibits, modifying some others and preparing the buildings for this season's visitors, the Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum in Buffalo will open for the season this Saturday.

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.

The Sheridan African Violet Club is hosting its annual sale at St. Peter's Parish Friday and Saturday.

CASPER, Wyo. (AP) - Wyoming's snowpack pack is now down to 45 percent of average, compared with 152 percent of average at this time last year. The Natural Resources Conservation Service in Casper says all of the state's basins are below average this week.

A child riding a bicycle to school was slightly injured Wednesday morning when a vehicle hit the child, and the Buffalo Police Department is looking for the vehicle and the driver.

40-year-old Clearmont resident Camie Paumer was sentenced Tuesday in 4th Judicial District Court in Sheridan. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter was there and has the details.

The Sheridan County Suicide Prevention Coalition is hoping to bring community care providers together to raise awareness and exchange ideas about how to provide comprehensive mental health care with the county's limited resources.

Johnson County Commissioner Albert “Smokey” Wildeman has officially thrown his hat in the ring to run for his seat on the county commission in this year's election.

Wildeman's seat is the only one up for election this year.

Chelsie Nowak, reigning Miss Sheridan, is gearing up for the Miss Wyoming pageant, which will be held here at the WYO Theater June 23.