Archive - 2012 - News

Buffalo and Northeast Wyoming are being showcased this week at the International Pow Wow in Los Angeles.

The Department of Family Services is hosting an informational meeting for adults interested in becoming foster parents Monday evening at six o'clock at the Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library.

Landon's Greenhouse hosted an free informational workshop for all those folks antsy to put their green thumbs to work.

This week's Bank of Sheridan, Sheridan Media'a Poll Question is, “Is the Republican, one party, dominance of Wyoming State politics good or bad for Wyoming?

Joey's FlyfFishing Foundation held its 2nd annual fly rod building clinic Saturday. Foundation founder Joey Puettman, (pit-man), says it was a hands-on, build-your-own type of class.

Sunny skies and warm temperatures brought folks out in droves Sunday for the 42nd annual Earth Day. Held in South Park across from RENEW, it was a field of informative tables full of information geared towards protecting our environment.

The Friends of the Johnson County Library will be having their spring book sale this Thursday, April 26th through Sunday, April 29th.

Singer-songwriter Bob Dylan said it best in his 1964 hit song, “The Times They Are a-Changin”.

Senator Mike Enzi is concerned about the Senate's lack of progress in creating a new national budget.

A new report released by the National Wildlife Federation shows the benefits of letting kids get messy outside and its release coincides with Earth Day activities throughout Wyoming.