Archive - 2013 - News

Sheridan saw some severe weather on Tuesday evening. Sheridan Media's Chris Foy has the details.

At their meeting Monday night, the Johnson County School District One Board of Trustees got the latest School Climate Survey, which was neutral to positive in all 12 dimensions.

Sheridan Media News obtained a copy of the official police report from the Sheridan Police Department regarding the vehicle that crashed into Starbucks on Coffeen Avenue last week.

CASPER, Wyo. (AP) - State Superintendent of Public Instruction Cindy Hill is offering to return more than $100,000 in funding to the Wyoming Department of Education.

The Fifth Annual Larry Steele Bighorn Classic Team Roping Event is Coming to the Johnson County Fairgrounds this Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Buffalo City Attorney Ben Kirven, at the last city council meeting, updated them on the progress of acquiring easements for the NW Water Pipeline Project, saying all but two easements have been negotiated and signed.

The Chamber of Commerce is highlighting technology in the Cowboy State this month. Chamber CEO, Dixie Johnson, gives a preview of the guest speaker at Wednesday's luncheon.

Wyoming Senator, John Barrasso, spoke out this week to question the Bureau of Land Management about their reasons for introducing extensive new laws regarding hydraulic fracturing for oil and natural gas.

The Northern Cheyenne Tribal Transportation Department has started a new campaign this month, as pow wow season begins, hoping to increase seat belt use across all American Indian reservations in the region.