Archive - Aug 2012 - News

Mullinax Concrete's request for a conditional use permit to manufacture briquettes at its existing coal retail/wholesale business at 2264 Industrial Road was approved by Sheridan County Commissioners Tuesday. Commissioner Steve Maier.

The Sheridan County Commissioners Tuesday unanimously approved a 99-year lease with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department for Lake DeSmet water rights. Commissioner Bob Rolston says that the Commissioners have always been behind the proposal.

County Road 89, also known as Beckton Road, will close tomorrow morning at 8 until approximately noon for required maintenance.

Troopers with the Wyoming Highway Patrol intercepted 231 pounds of high-grade Marijuana and $3000 in cash Sunday morning after stopping a commercial semi tractor pulling a trailer in the Elk Mountain area near Laramie.

Victims of abuse are sometimes unlikely to report the wrongs they suffer, and this is especially true of senior citizens.

City of Sheridan Utilities Director Dan Roberts presented the Sheridan City Council with a 7-year lease agreement with Peterson Pacific Corp. to lease a lateral grinder for use at the City Landfill.

The two candidates for mayor of Sheridan appeared together with Public Pulse host, Kim Love, on Newstalk 930, KROE, to talk about community issues for the second time since the start of the election season.

It's been a little over a week now since Republican Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney announced that Wisconsin Representative Paul Ryan would be his Vice Presidential running mate.

Due to Tuesday's Primary Election in Wyoming, the Johnson County Commissioners will have their second meeting of August on Wednesday instead of Tuesday.

Buffalo's City Council will have their final meeting for August on Tuesday and will work through a light Agenda.

The city will have the third and final reading on Ordinance No. 1358, which will partially vacate an alley in the Hamilton Addition to the city.