Archive - 2012 - News

Accountability in education was a major issue during last year's legislative session in Wyoming and it appears that it will continue to be an issue during this year's budget session that begins next month.

Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library will host a talk this Sunday at the Library by Cat Urbigkit, an author/photographer whose principle subject is wolves.

(WY News Service) -- Two species in Wyoming, the sage-grouse and Wyoming Pocket Gopher, are listed on a report that link oil and gas development to declines in their respective populations.

In a ceremony held in the new Main Entrance and new Emergency Room of the remodeled Johnson County Helathcare Center Friday afternoon, the hospital dedicated their new ER to former employee Tommy Smith.

Saturday's basketball scores for Johnson County high schools:
Buffalo boys 79, Worland 41.
Buffalo girls beat Worland 50-46 in overtime.
Kaycee girls over Sundance 42-16.

A 25-year-old Sheridan man was sentenced in 4th Judicical District Court Friday for two counts of aggravated assault. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter was there and has the story.

First Light Children's Center in Sheridan opened its doors earlier this month and is continuing to enroll more children on a daily basis.

Volunteers of America Northern Rockies held a Point-In-Time Count Wednesday during which they attempted to gauge the number of homeless people in Sheridan.

VOA case grant manager, Nick Angeloff, tells us how it went.

At their last meeting January 17, the Johnson County Commissioners voted to amend their recently-adopted animal regulations.

19-year-old Dylan Todd was sentenced in 4th Judicial District Court in Sheridan Thursday morning. He had been originally charged with Sexual Assault of a Minor in the 2nd Degree for an incident that had occurred in mid-December, 2010 involving a then-13-year-old girl. Todd was 17 at the time of the incident.