Archive - Jul 2012 - News

This month's statistics from the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services report Sheridan's unemployment rate at 6.3 percent.

The City of Sheridan has implemented the closure of Kendrick Park to vehicle traffic between the hours of 10 pm and 6 am.

The KIDS COUNT data book released the results Wednesday that rank Wyoming 19th in the nation in terms of economic well-being, family and community.

Wednesday, Sheridan Media reported on the brand new, 1.5 million gallon Clearwell water tank that's being erected at the Big Goose Water Treatment Plant.

At their meeting earlier this week, the Johnson County Healthcare Center's Board of Trustees heard updates on the current construction project and plans for the proposed 2016 Building Project.

Empower Wyoming has scheduled another self-defense workshop for women to start Monday, July 30.

UPDATE- Law enforcement in Gillette have confirmed that 13-year-old Kyra Stoner has been found and is now with her mother. She had been missing since approximately 8 pm Wednesday evening. Police suspect that there was no foul play in the girls disappearance.

RENEW has just announced that they've been accredited for three years by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. RENEW President and CEO Larry Samson.

Earlier this week, the results for the Proficiency Assessments for Wyoming Students, or PAWS were released.

Along with Crazy Days and Nights and the Day Of The American Cowboy, the Buffalo Chamber of Commerce will be having their annual Art In The Park celebration Saturday in Prosinski Park.