Archive - 2012 - News

Today we will look at the top news stories from Buffalo and Johnson County for October through December of 2011.

The two-day legislative forum sponsored by the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce Governmental Affairs Committee wrapped up Thursday. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has more.

The Buffalo City Council got a good audit report from Dooley and Jelly CPAs at their meeting earlier this week.

Green House for Living in Sheridan will begin accepting elders into the first two homes next Wednesday, January 11th. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter had a chance to tour the Watt home, which is one of the two finished homes that will house 7 to 12 elders at a time.

Juniors and Seniors from Sheridan High School that are taking American Government and AP Government had a chance to sit in on some of Thursday's legislative forum at Sheridan City Hall.

University of Wyoming President Tom Buchanan was in Sheridan on Wednesday and sat down with Sheridan Media to discuss several topics related to the state's only public 4-year institution.

The University of Wyoming Extension Office is teaming up again with Sheridan and Buffalo hospitals to offer “Dining with Diabetes in Wyoming” -- a health, fitness and cooking class.

CHAPS, Sheridan's Equine Assisted Therapy Program, will hold a series of volunteer training sessions beginning Tuesday, January 10th at Sheridan College.

This week we are looking back at the top stories that made the news in Buffalo and Johnson County in 2011.

Johnson County School District No. 1 will host a public meeting for comments, questions and suggestions relating to the old Clear Creek School Building just west of the Johnson County Courthouse.