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The Center for Rural Affairs is considering implementing a reward system for farmers and ranchers who take steps to cut down the greenhouse gasses emitted by their operations.

Sheridan Media News has learned it was a 2002 Toyota Sequoia that crashed into the Starbucks coffee shop at the corner of Coffeen Avenue and Brundage Lane this morning at 6:08.

Sheridan's own King's Saddlery was featured in a recent episode of the hit show "Longmire" - which is based off of books written by Ucross resident Craig Johnson. Sheridan Media's Chris Foy has the story.

Game Wardens in northeast Wyoming issued a high number of citations over Memorial Day weekend for various boating and fishing violations.

It started with a parade six years ago and has evolved into a full fledged day long celebration. We're talking about Parkman Days, which is set to take place Saturday, June 22 in the quiet little town that sits just northwest of Dayton and Ranchester.

U.S. Representative Cynthia Lummis recently introduced legislation that would reverse a State Department decision to block the importation of historic M1 Garand rifles and M1 carbines from South Korea.

Finishing work that was started in April will force the closure of the 1st and 5th Street Railroad Crossings in Sheridan over the next several days. WYDOT Public Involvement Specialist Ronda Holwell says the 1st Street crossing will be closed this Friday.

Coming up this Saturday at the Johnson County Fairgrounds is the 11th Annual Wild Bunch Luau, sponsored in part by Sheridan Media's very own Oldies 105-9.

At their Tuesday meeting, the Buffalo City Council approved a request from the Recycling Board to transfer unspent One-Percent funds from last year's budget to this year's budget and to re-allocate what those funds can be used for.

The Third Annual Buffalo Chamber of Commerce Awards Luncheon was Wednesday, June 5th at the Occidental Saloon.