Archive - May 2012 - News

The Sheridan City Council listened to presentations from five more local non-profit agencies Tuesday that are seeking optional one-cent funding for the upcoming fiscal year.

The Wyoming Water Development Office (WWDO) Powder/Tongue River Basin Advisory Group will have their next meeting tonight at the Johnson County library in Buffalo.

Johnson County's Commissioners heard an update from Nelson Engineering and Road and Bridge Supervisor Scott Pehringer on the proposed county fuel station and extension and upgrade to King Lane, and approved moving forward with both projects.

The Sheridan College Green Construction program is hosting a workshop for anyone interested in learning about more efficient way to build.

Buffalo Mayor Randy Dyess read a proclamation at last week's city council meeting designating Thursday, May 24th as Arbor Day in Buffalo.

MCS Strategies held public input workshops in Buffalo Monday night and Kaycee Tuesday to gather information from those communities to add to their report for their final draft of the City/County Joint Economic and Community Development Master Plan.

Boat owners in Wyoming can now renew their state watercraft registrations online.

More than 150 bikers and riders participated in the Food Group's poker run Sunday.

The Sheridan City Council approved the North Main Economic Development Strategy and Action Plan at their meeting Monday night. North Main Association Board President Shelleen Smith addressed the Council, stating that they'd like to embark on a study on the north Main corridor.

City of Sheridan Solid Waster Manager Charles Martineau reported to the City Council Monday during the latest budget work session that the Household Hazardous Waste Facility at the City Landfill continues to save the City money.