Archive - 2013 - News

Wyoming author C. M. Wendelboe will be at the Johnson County Library Friday morning, June 7th at 10am for a discussion and book signing featuring his latest book, “Death on the Greasy Grass.”

At their last meeting, the Buffalo City Council got the final numbers report on the recent city-wide cleanup from City Building Inspector Toby Rhoades.

The Sheridan Angels Facebook group was started by Kelley Mason several months ago as a way for those needing help to reach out, and for those offering help to pay it forward.

Sheridan County artist Sonja Caywood did very well at the 2013 Railway Art Show, Sale and Competition at the Cheyenne Depot Museum. Caywood explains the award she recently received.

U.S. Senator Mike Enzi released a video this week addressing several constituent concerns about the goings on in Washington D.C. Enzi received numerous emails calling for Attorney General Eric Holder's resignation.

The eighth annual Battle On The Blacktop 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament will be this weekend in Buffalo.

The Johnson County Commissioners, at their last meeting, approved a plan from County Sanitarian Rick Durfee to keep part-time employee Jordan Stevenson once his employment through a Federal program ends this November.

Sheridan College President and Doctor of Philosophy, Paul Young, will be wearing two hats this fall, as he'll be both an administrator and professor. This will be the second time Young teaches classes on campus; the first was in 2011.

The Center for Rural Affairs is considering implementing a reward system for farmers and ranchers who take steps to cut down the greenhouse gasses emitted by their operations.

Sheridan Media News has learned it was a 2002 Toyota Sequoia that crashed into the Starbucks coffee shop at the corner of Coffeen Avenue and Brundage Lane this morning at 6:08.