Archive - 2013 - News

Sheridan County School District #3 will be upgrading their security systems that will include a new video surveillance system. District #3 Superintendent John Baule explains the type of system that they are looking at.

The Buffalo Kiwanis Club's 55th Annual Stars of Tomorrow contest was held Sunday afternoon at the Buffalo High School Auditorium.

At their last meeting the Johnson County Healthcare Center's Board of Trustees discussed Medicaid, the gap between their reimbursements and actual costs for the nursing home, and the point system for resident patients.

More discussions are expected at today's Johnson County Commissioner's meeting on last summer's Gilead Fire and costs involved with fighting the fire.

The Buffalo City Council will discuss the reconstruction project on Burritt Street at the old High School Hill at the meeting Tuesday afternoon.

We previously reported that Wyoming Education Department Interim Director Jim Rose sent a letter to the co-chairs of the Joint Education Committee last week, citing problems in the department's

The Alliance for Substance Abuse Prevention for Sheridan County will be hosting its next strategic planning session next Monday, March 25, to formulate action plans and programs to combat issues related to tobacco and other drugs. Sheridan Media's Chris Foy reports.

Susan Thomas, wife of former Wyoming Senator, Craig Thomas, addressed the Sheridan County Republican Women at a luncheon today. She spoke about the foundations she created with her husband to help underprivileged students attend college and succeed.

The Sheridan Police Department arrested 24-year-old Sheridanite, Ben Morton, on suspicion that he broke into Lucinda's Artesian Gallery Friday night.

Last week, the Casper City Council voted to amend, rather than repeal, an ordinance that banned smoking in all public places.