Archive - 2013 - News

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department says that the deadline for hunters to apply for limited-quota big game licenses on paper applications will be May 15 this year.

The Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library has a unique exhibit available for the public to behold, courtesy of the National Endowment for the Humanities and the American Library Association.

Volunteers of American have tallied their profits from last weeks “Filling an Empty Bowl” fundraiser.

The Whitney Benefits Foundation committed another $1.5 Million to Sheridan College this morning to support the renovation and expansion of the Thorn-Rider Campus Center, which is currently under construction.

It always seems Wyoming is an island of good news surrounded by worldwide bad news spewed forth by the major networks and national media.

All we hear about nationally is bad news.  It is like the USA is in an economic funk, which is exacerbated by the gridlock in Congress. 

Sheridan's Civic Theater Guild will start performing their final production of the season this weekend. Director, Mary Jo Johnson, gives details about the playwright.

The University of Wyoming Extension will offer a “Pruning Fruit Trees Workshop” this Friday at the Sheridan Research and Extension Center east of Sheridan.

The workshop will be presented by Chris Hilgert, UW Extension Master Gardiner Coordinator.

At their last meeting the Buffalo City Council discussed and then accepted a three-percent increase in premiums for employee health care insurance.

Richard Wilkerson, 30, who is being held on a second-degree murder charge in connection with the death of 45-year old Bryan Newman after a bar altercation in late 2012, had his pre-trial conference in Johnson County District Court Monday morning.

The Wyoming State 4-H Foundation recently awarded $62,000 in scholarships to 25 students attending the University of Wyoming or one of the state community colleges.