Archive - 2013 - News

Wyoming Governor Matt Mead is evaluating a recent letter sent by Director of the Office of Natural Resources Revenue, Gregory Gould, to the State Treasurer’s Office.

Sheridan Media's Chris Foy brings us part three of his series on homelessness in Sheridan County - and what the community is doing to help.

Cobecon, Johnson County's provider for employee health insurance, gave a mostly positive report to the commissioners at their last meeting.

Buffalo City building Inspector Toby Rhoades gave his report to the city council at their last meeting, saying the plumbing at the Sports Fields Complex building is beginning to be installed.

The Buffalo Chamber of Commerce announces that Buffalo's annual Easter Egg Hunt will be this Saturday at Washington Park at the train engine near the Klondike Bridge.

Adult Basic Education GED Program is again being offered at Sheridan College in Johnson County and enrollment is scheduled for next week and again in May.

Enrollment is scheduled for Tuesday, April 2nd at 9am and the final enrollment day is scheduled for May 7th at 9am.

Investigators with the Wyoming Attorney General are warning citizens of a “Robocall” scam that attempts to solicit debit and credit card numbers from unsuspecting citizens.

Judge Shelley Cundiff of the Fourth Judicial District Circuit Court has become the first in Sheridan County to issue a court order banning deadly weapons in her courtroom.

The election may seem like old news to most residents of Sheridan County, but they're just coming to a close from a financial viewpoint. Eda Thompson, County Clerk, explains.

Good going, Dick, Rulon, Christy and Kenny and sorry to hear about Jerry’s passing. These are all Wyoming folks who have been in the national news in recent weeks. How could I have missed all this?