Archive - 2013 - News

The Sheridan Police Department has confirmed Aaron Kristopher has been apprehended near Fort Collins.

The Aquatic Invasive Species program in Wyoming is different this year following changes by the legislature that move the focus of the check stations from individual waters to ports of entry.

The Board of Trustees of The Johnson County Healthcare Center got a positive second financial forecast of FY2013 at their last meeting.

Hospital Administrator Sandy Ward said the healthcare center is doing well financially so far this fiscal year.

In a media release issued by Sheridan College Friday, it states that College President Paul Young may ask the College Board of Trustees to consider a special election as early as August to fund the renovation and expansion of the current Technical Education Center on the college's main campus.

The Sheridan Community Land Trust announced this afternoon the Soldier Ridge Trail will open to the public for non-motorized recreation starting tomorrow.

Wyoming Governor, Matt Mead, said Friday that Wyoming will have to adjust to the loss of Abandoned Mine Land funds and mineral royalties seized by federal entities in an effort to address sequestration.

Volunteers of America of the Northern Rockies held its annual “Filling an Empty Bowl” fundraiser last night at the Sheridan County YMCA. Those that attended were able to enjoy a variety of soups in a handmade bowl that they were able to take home at the end of the night.

Johnson County's Commissioners, at their meeting earlier this week, signed a proclamation designating April as the “Month of the Military Child” in Johnson County.

State Representative for House District 40, Mike Madden, spoke to the Buffalo City Council at their Tuesday night meeting, addressing a number of subjects but concluded by saying a number of Legislative Interim Committee meetings will be held in Buffalo this year, which should be a positive boost for the area.

The Buffalo City Council, at this week's meeting, heard an update from Buffalo Police Chief Jason Carder on incidents during the month of February.