Archive - 2012 - News

The first Sheridan County snowpack report of the water year has been released and the early outlook for the Tongue and Clear Creek drainages is very promising.

Buffalo's St. Francis Animal Shelter will have three openings this year for their shelter board, and are taking applications for those interested in volunteering their time and efforts.

The Wyoming Wilderness Association along with the Winter Wildlands Alliance, will present a backcountry Film Festival Friday at Buffalo High School's Auditorium beginning at 6 pm.

Buffalo's annual State of the City Address was presented at this month's Chamber Luncheon on Wednesday, to an estimated crowd of around fifty people.

Uranium One, one of the world's largest publicly traded uranium producers based in Casper, presented a $50,000 check to the Sheridan College Foundation Wednesday.

Sheridan County School District 1 among others in Wyoming have expressed disagreement with a potential shift in the formula used to determine how schools are compensated for cost of living.

Holy Name Catholic School along with others across the country is recognizing Catholic Schools Week this week. Principal Mary Legler sat down with Sheridan Media to talk about Sheridan's Catholic school.

Yellowstone National Park is preparing a supplemental environmental impact statement (EIS) in order to determine how to best satisfy long-term winter use in the park. Park Spokesman Dan Hottle says this is the public comment phase.

Sheridan has received yet another designation as Sheridan has just been named the King of Cowboy Towns - #1 Small Town for Cowboy Charm by Western Horseman magazine. Sheridan Travel and Tourism Executive Director Penny Becker.

Community Gardens have certainly become quite popular over the past several years, and now the Town of Dayton will be adding their own. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has the details.