Archive - Jan 9, 2013 - News

At their latest meeting of Sheridan Memorial Hospital's Board of Trustees, CEO Mike McCafferty expressed interest in possibly offering urgent care services to the community. McCafferty says he's seen a need in the community for the service.

The Hospice of the Big Horns is hosting an upcoming workshop free to the public on a topic we tend not to hear about much - called "The Dynamics of Dying."

As a winter storm approaches, many of us are concerned about staying warm and staying safe on the roads. But what about our animals? Dr. Sarah Schreiber of the Moxey-Schreiber Veterinary Hospital says there are some common illnesses that she notices at her practice during

With a winter storm warning set to go into effect this evening and a storm that could produce over a foot of snow, the City of Sheridan is busy preparing for the worst case scenario. City Engineer Lane Thompson.

Wednesday's Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce monthly luncheon focused on customer service as Peak Consulting Owner Laura Lehan talked about several large companies that have had tremendous success by making sure that the customer does indeed come first.

During the joint session of the 62nd Wyoming Legislature, Governor Matt Mead delivered the State of the State address Wednesday.

Sheridan College in Johnson County will host another Artist Reception Friday, this time featuring Buffalo Landscape Photographer Dave Stoetzel and his presentation entitled “Nature's Canvas.”

At their last meeting the Buffalo City Council approved Mayor Randy Dyess' suggestions for appointment to various boards.

Johnson County's Commissioners are adopting a proactive stand concerning the proposed lease agreement for water rights in Lake DeSmet by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, adopting two Resolutions at their meeting Tuesday.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - Concerns raised by the American Civil Liberties Union aren't budging Jackson officials to do away with a public prayer said over a loudspeaker before the town's summertime rodeo.