Archive - Feb 19, 2013 - News

A man from Laramie County has been found guilty of multiple counts of Medicaid fraud.

The Sheridan City Council approved a resolution to apply for a Community Readiness Grant through the Wyoming Business Council to extend infrastructure at the HI-Tech Business Park in North Sheridan. City of Sheridan Planning Director Robert Briggs.

Buffalo's City Council, at their Tuesday meeting, passed Ordinance No. 1360, raising the city's sewer rates 100 percent across the board.
As an example, residential rates will increase from $10.30 per month to $20.60 per month.

At their meeting Tuesday the Johnson County Commissioners approved a crew from the Travel Channel to film at the courthouse next week.

Jennifer Jackson, the Commissioner's Administrative Director, explained more about the request during the meeting.

Dr. Rod Kessler, Superintendent of Johnson County School District 1, discussed security and safety issues with the board of trustees at their last meeting.

On Tuesday night, the American Cancer Society held a fundraiser for its Relay for Life program at the Black Tooth Brewing Company in Sheridan. Nicole Marron, community relationship manager with the American Cancer Society, explains.

Sheridan County has received the grant agreement from the Wyoming Department of Transportation that will allow for the application of magnesium chloride on approximately 140 miles of County roads.

One teenager from Cheyenne was killed and two others were injured in a wreck on Interstate 25 Monday in Platte County. Sheridan Media's Chris Foy has the story.

The Wyoming Legislature is well on its way to passing a measure that some worry toes the line between church and state.

Sheridan County continues to implement their comprehensive plan that they adopted in 2008, as County Commissioners Tuesday approved a Notice of Intent to rezone land around Ranchester from Urban Residential to Agricultural. Commission Chair Steve Maier.