Archive - 2012 - News

Members of the group working to reopen the Antelope Butte Ski Area will hold a public informational meeting Tuesday, January 24th, as they look to continue spreading the word about their efforts.

Volunteers of America Northern Rockies is asking for help with a Point-In-Time Count this Wednesday that they hope will give them a snapshot of the homeless population during one day in Sheridan County.

During last year's harsh winter, there was a large number of deer that died north of Gillette. Wyoming Game and Fish Information Specialist Warren Mischke explains that there were a number of elements that came together that caused the deer to die.

Yellowstone National Park has no doubt been featured in many publications and on many television shows for its profound beauty and all of its natural wonders. The latest to feature Yellowstone is Popular Photography magazine. Park Spokesman Al Nash.

The Johnson County School District 1 Board of Trustees will hold their second meeting of January in Kaycee Monday night.

Last Thursday in Cheyenne, the State Lands and Investments Board approved more than $6.2 million in Business Ready grants, including $500,000 for Buffalo's Crazy Woman Square redesign project.

This weekend's benefit for Buffalo's Cynda Robinson, who is fighting cancer, was a great success.

For folks driving down Main Street in Sheridan Saturday morning, it wasn't a protest, but a silent vigil that was held in front of the courthouse -- Sheridan's chapter of Right to Life holding their “Silent Remembrance.”

This part of Wyoming is known for its fly fishing opportunities and Trout Unlimited sponsored a fly tying clinic Saturday for those fly fishing enthusiasts.

The Sheridan Holiday Inn atrium turned into a one-stop shop for couples planning their future weddings.