Archive - 2013 - News

This weekend, Relay for Life of Sheridan is encouraging you to spend the morning with your dog at Kendrick Park for the first ever “Bark for Life” event to fight cancer. Nicole Marron, Community Relationship Manager with the American Cancer Society.

The City of Buffalo will be hosting two public workshops this week to gather input from the public to help determine the best use of the old Clear Creek School building.

A full scale HAZMAT/Emergency Management drill will be happening Saturday morning in Buffalo, so residents need to be aware of the exercise and understand it is only a drill.

Johnson County Emergency Management Coordinator Marilyn Connolly describes what the emergency will be based on.

The Peoples' Assistance Food Bank will be on Main Street Saturday to host a picnic for the community. The group is also selling raffle tickets for an RRA LAR-15 Elite Comp .223 rifle and an 8’x8’ childrens' playhouse.

The Downtown Sheridan Association has been selected as an accredited member of the National Main Street Program sponsored by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. DSA Director, Stacie Coe, said the accreditation is tough, but it offers big benefits.

The final snowpack report for Sheridan County was released Wednesday. According to data released by the Natural Resources Conservation Service of Sheridan County, the Tongue River and Clear Creek drainages show significant increases in snow water relative to the 30 year median since April 1.

A full scale HAZMAT/Emergency Management drill will be happening Saturday morning in Buffalo, so residents need to be aware of the exercise and understand it is only a drill.

Johnson County Emergency Management Coordinator Marilyn Connolly describes what the emergency will be based on.

The City of Buffalo will be hosting two public workshops this week to gather input from the public to help determine the best use of the old Clear Creek School building.

Wyoming Governor Matt Mead announced that Wednesday is the day Wyoming will have mined 10 billion total tons of coal. In a media release, Governor Mead said this is a significant achievement, not just for the state but for the entire country.

On May 14, close to 700 female middle and high school students from across Wyoming will meet at the University of Wyoming for a program specifically designed to help female students realize that a career in science or engineering is a viable option.