Archive - 2013 - News

April is Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Prevention Month, and Buffalo's ASAP, or Ambassadors for Sexual Assault Prevention, have been offering training and workshops on the subject during the month.

Sheridan resident, Curtis Biggs, appeared at a Senate subcommittee hearing in Washington yesterday to plead the case for promoting national financial literacy education.

The Sheridan Police Department fields dozens of calls each day, sometimes to grateful recipients of help, and sometimes to less than willing criminal suspects.

Sheridan officials pulled out all the stops last week to showcase what the community has to offer businesses looking to branch out or relocate.

The Wyoming Supreme Court has determined Dharminder Vir Sen, who was convicted of the murder of Sheridan resident, Robert Ernst, in 2009, will have a new sentencing hearing.

Buffalo High School Senior Parents are sponsoring Bingo Day to raise money for this year's After Graduation Party for the 2013 BHS Seniors.

The Bingo Day will be this Sunday, April 28th at the Johnson County Fairgrounds' Community Building from noon to 3pm.

At their Monday meeting the Board of Trustees for Johnson County School District One awarded the bid to lease a school bus to Wells/Fargo Bank.

At Wednesday's meeting of the Northern Wyoming Community College District, the board of trustees unanimously voted to hold a special meeting on a potential bond issue regarding expansion of the Technical Education Center at Sheridan College. Sheridan Media's Chris Foy has the story.

The Bureau of Land Management's Buffalo Field Office is requesting public input on an environmental assessment of proposed non-competitive sale of public lands in Sheridan and Campbell counties.