Archive - Jul 13, 2012 - News

Don't go home after the parade this morning because there's a lot going on around noontime to tie you over until the rodeo gets going.

Decker Coal is celebrating its 40th birthday with a barbecue on the front lawn of the Buffalo Bill Museum. It's free to the first 500 people.

The recently-passed bill for federal funding in Wyoming stayed flat in comparison with last year.

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Buffalo Field Office (BFO) announced earlier this month that chemical grasshopper treatments will continue through the end of July on approximately 34,000 acres of BLM lands in Johnson County.

Buffalo City Planner Zach Montgomery said city projects are either on schedule or will begin construction shortly.

The State of Wyoming is under a budget crunch, and one of the ways to tease out funding is to implement a gas tax.

At their last meeting June 27th, the Johnson County Healthcare Center's Board of Trustees reviewed plans and projects for the upcoming year from Hospital Adminstrator Sandy Ward.

Firefighters are working to suppress a new 5-acre wildfire in Yellowstone National Park.