Archive - 2013 - News

The Downtown Sheridan Association, in partnership with the Wellness Council of Sheridan County, is encouraging everyone to forgo the convenience of vehicles to get to and from work next week.

Wednesday's Buffalo Chamber Of Commerce Luncheon featured Susan Rezanina of Casper-based Wyoming office of the Small Business Administration.

At their meeting Tuesday, the Johnson County Commissioners awarded their annual scholarships to three students in Johnson County.

Buffalo Police Chief Jason Carder gave his monthly report for April to the Buffalo City Council at Tuesday's meeting.

The Sheridan Senior Center was one of a handful of area non-profit organizations that presented at Wednesday's budget work session for the Sheridan City Council.

Based on preliminary figures from Great Lakes Aviation, Ltd., released Wednesday, there was a 16.1 percent decrease in the number of passengers who used the airline this April compared to April of last year.

New details surrounding a terrorist attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya last September - an attack that left four Americans dead – emerged Wednesday during a hearing by the U.S. House Oversight Committee. U.S. Representative Cynthia Lummis, a member of the committee, spoke with Sheridan Media's Chris Foy just hours after the hearing ended.

The Board of Trustees for Sheridan Memorial Hospital received an update Wednesday from Hospital CEO Mike McCafferty regarding a recent visit from consultant Sandy Champion with the Champion Group, LLC.

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) - A proposed deal on a Montana coal mine that its backers had said would boost Asian exports of the fuel via the West Coast has stalled.

The Wyoming Women's Foundation and the Wyoming Women's Legislative Caucus have teamed up to bring a Leap into Leadership workshop to Sheridan later this month. Wyoming Women's Foundation Program Coordinator Rebekah Smith.