Archive - Jul 6, 2012 - News

The Sheridan Wyo Rodeo book-kick off will take place Saturday on the campus of Sheridan College. Rodeo Board Chairman Zane Garstad gives us the particulars.

The weather helped firefighters in southern Montana yesterday. The Ash Creek Fire Complex is now estimated to cover 248,600 acres and is 70 percent contained.

The Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library received some good news recently that will help expand services at the library. One of the items comes in the form of a donation explains Library Director Cameron Duff.

The Sheridan Channel will make its debut this evening on Optimum Cable Channel 22. Sheridan Mayor Dave Kinskey says that the Sheridan Channel is the work of the City, the Chamber of Commerce, the Downtown Sheridan Association and Forward Sheridan.

Sheridan's first Strongman competition will start at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning at PURENERGY Fitness on Riverside, next to carpet design.

The Lake DeSmet Conservation District is giving the public another avenue to give their opinion on the proposed Game and Fish lease at Lake DeSmet.

The Eighth Annual Big Horn Mountain Festival will begin Today and run through Sunday at the Johnson County Fairgrounds in Buffalo.

Musical acts from a number of different genres from old-timey and acoustic to Bluegrass and Gospel will be perfoming during the three-day fesival.

The Wyoming Department of Health has announced new income guidelines for the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program.

In addition to the other events tied to the “Longmire Day” in Buffalo Saturday, July 21st, the Johnson County Library will be hosting “Longmire At The Library” that evening.

Gov. Matt Mead says he's upset with last week's vote in Congress cutting federal Abandoned Mine Land payments to the state.