Archive - Feb 2013 - News

South Park in Sheridan recently received some special recognition from the State of Wyoming. City of Sheridan Engineer Lane Thompson explains.

Johnson County's Wellness Group met for their quarterly meeting Wednesday and discussed topics ranging from evacuation planning to events and happenings with the individual member groups.

The Johnson County Commissioners approved two Resolutions, Numbers 473 and 474, to clean up legal descriptions, easements, and rights-of-way on County Road 204, or TW Road.

The Wyoming Department of Health reports a new survey of junior high and high school students shows a decline of smoking and drinking among students.

Wyoming Senator, Mike Enzi, is reaching out to his constituents to answer questions via video. The Senator said he hopes to maximize his reach to get his message out.

Wyoming kids are growing up in nontraditional families in unprecedented numbers. Governor Matt Mead has recently approved legislation to simplify the legal status of older relatives, such as grandparents, who are acting as legal guardians to children or disabled adults.

The sixth cash mob event held by the Historic District Business Committee - a joint committee of the Downtown Sheridan Association and the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce - will take place Thursday at Sheridan Stationary.

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.