Archive - Jan 2013 - News

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) - The Wyoming Legislature will take on just about every possible hot-button social issue this week, hearing bills on guns, abortion and same-sex marriage.

GILLETTE, Wyo. (AP) - A 19-year-old woman who was found tied to playground equipment in a Gillette park has been ticketed for making a false report. Police Sgt.

GILLETTE, Wyo. (AP) - Wyoming health officials say Campbell County leads the state in reported flu cases this year. According to a report by the Wyoming Health Department, the county had 402 confirmed cases of flu through the week of Jan. 6-12.

The Sheridan Ice Figure Skating Team started their season off on the right foot, as they placed 2nd at a recent competition in Gillette.

The Wellness Council of Sheridan County is looking for participants in their latest Pathways to Wellness program entitled “Climbing Mt. Everest.” Wellness Council Executive Director Michele Fritz explains.

Johnson County's Commissioners discussed a number of issues at their last meeting, ranging from employee retirement to board appointments and resignations.

The Buffalo Chamber of Commerce's annual Winter Gathering fundraiser was Saturday, and was again bigger than last year, fun, and successful, according to Chamber Director Angela Jarvis.

The Exhibit Hall was a busy place Saturday as hundreds showed up for the first ever in Sheridan County 4-H history, a project expo showcasing what 4-H has to offer.

Energy revenues are falling and some think that fuel taxes should rise. Most of us drive, the poor, the rich, the middle class and a fuel tax increase of 10 cents will affect us all. But roads need to be fixed; bridges need to be repaired.

Monday, the 28th, the public is encouraged to attend an important strategic planning session to come up with viable actions to combat the issues of alcohol, tobacco, substance abuse and suicide prevention.