Sheridan

Buffalo City Councilman Bruce Hepp was found dead in his residence Thursday evening in Buffalo, apparently of natural causes.
Not a lot of information is known at this time, but Buffalo Mayor Randy Dyess released a statement Thursday night.

Bruce Hepp Obituary

Funeral services for Bruce Hepp, 52-year-old Buffalo resident who passed away peacefully Thursday evening at his home in Buffalo, will be held Monday, October 10th at 2:00 p.m. at the Big Horn Baptist Church in Buffalo with Pastor Clay Alexander officiating.

The City of Sheridan and the Sheridan Area Water Supply received some good news out of Cheyenne Thursday as the State Loan and Investment Board approved almost $6 million in grants and long-term low interest loans for the Big Goose and Sheridan Water Treatment Plants.

(Updated Friday Oct. 7): All roads in Yellowstone are now open except for the East Entrance Road over Sylvan Pass and Dunraven Pass between Tower and Canyon, which has been closed for the season.

Normative Services held their 3rd Annual Career Fair Thursday morning in their gymnasium, offering students a chance to see about twenty different career choices from around the Sheridan area.

In recognition of National Domestic Violence Awareness month, the Advocacy and Resource Center will host its March Against Family Violence Saturday, October 8th in downtown Sheridan to raise awareness about violence in the home.

As part of October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Foundation is sponsoring a program next week entitled Women's Health Issues and You.

Sheridan High School Interact Club students presented a “big check” to Sheridan Memorial Hospital Foundation Executive Director Ada Kirven at Wednesday's Hospital Board meeting.

Two motions filed by the defense of an 18-year-old Sheridan man charged with 2nd Degree Felony Sexual Assault of a Minor were denied during a lengthy motion hearing Wednesday in 4th Judicial District Court.

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