Archive - Jul 2012 - News

Members of the Sheridan Area Water Supply board, along with notable city government officials and project coordinators, paid a visit to the Big Goose Water Treatment Plant to witness the walls of the county's new Clearwell go up.

At last week's meeting, the Buffalo City Council waived the building permit fees for Johnson County Fire District One's new storage building on their site off of North Bypass Road.

Sheridan Memorial Hospital's annual health fair is set to kick off August 13-18, and the appointment line is officially open as of today.

Liz Cheney joined Public Pulse Host, Kim Love, on Newstalk 930 Monday to talk politics, and expressed strong sentiments against President Barack Obama.

The state Game and Fish Department says its leftover Wyoming big game hunting licenses went fast.

The Northern Wyoming Community College District will be offering the second of three lecture series in the Mountain Lecture Series that are held at the Spear-O-Wigwam Mountain Campus.

According to the NOAA National Climatic Data Center, a much warmer month of June in the United States than what we typically experience contributed to a record-warm first half of the year and the warmest 12-month period the nation has experienced since record keeping of such statistics began in 18

The Legacy Pregnancy Resource Center opened their doors in the fall of 2010 to offer help to those who are at risk of, or are facing an unplanned pregnancy. Monday, a groundbreaking was held at their current location of 847 Coffeen Avenue in Sheridan, as they look to expand their facility.

At last week's meeting, the Buffalo City Council accepted the bid and approved the purchase of equipment for the Public Works Department.

The Wyoming Office of the Attorney General has finalized plans regarding how it will employ the $2.6 million the state received from the nation's five largest home loan companies for unethical business practices that ultimately led to many well-meaning people to loose their homes to foreclosure.