Archive - Jul 2012 - News

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.

The Buffalo Community Band will have their summer performance Tuesday at the band shell in Washington Park.

The Buffalo FFA Alumni are sponsoring a fundraiser barbecue this Friday, July 27th from 4 to 10pm during Crazy Days in downtown Buffalo.

The City of Sheridan' Recreation District is hosting a trip for senior citizens to visit Cody on Wednesday and see the new Heart Mountain Museum as well as the Buffalo Bill Museum there.

Firefighters are working to contain a wildfire in southern Wyoming.

The 36th annual Dayton Days will begin this week with the annual Cow Pie Classic golf scramble at 5 pm with a BBQ to follow. Dayton Mayor Bob Wood says that this year, it's all about the ladies.

The Second Annual Buffalo Art Chalk Festival was this past weekend and although there were some issues with weather, the festival was a good time for those participating and for those enjoying the artwork.

Soon the City of Sheridan will have a brand new electronic permitting process that will significantly speed things up for developers. City Building Official Kevin Bare.

Buffalo held their Relay For Life Events Friday and early Saturday at George Grace Field and raised just over $16,000.

Money raised from events such as the luminaria, silent auctions and other happenings goes toward cancer research and to help those fighting cancer and their families.