Sheridan County

St. Labre HS in Montana Delayed by Wildfires
By Brad Estes on 08/25/2011 - 4:56am

St. Labre Indian Catholic High School in Ashland, Montana will delay the start of its school year until Monday Aug. 29 because of multiple wildfires in the area.
Buffalo, Ranchester, Sheridan County, Johnson County, Sheridan, Dayton

Hazy Skies: More Fires in Wyo., Montana Bring Smoke to Area
By Brad Estes on 08/25/2011 - 5:51am

Hazy skies again greet Sheridan-area residents Wednesday morning as smoke fills the sky from a wide array of fires in both Wyoming and Montana - almost all of which began this week.
Buffalo, Ranchester, Sheridan County, Johnson County, Sheridan, Dayton

25th Year for Story Days this Weekend
By Brad Estes on 08/24/2011 - 8:52am

The silver anniversary for Story Days begins Friday and lasts through the weekend, with anything from a flea market to the 1st annual disc golf tournament on the list of happenings.
Buffalo, Ranchester, Sheridan County, Johnson County, Sheridan, Dayton

Jo Co Commission Approves Bentonite Mine Permit
By Aaron Palmer on 08/24/2011 - 8:00am

The Johnson County Commissioners have approved a permit application for a bentonite mine in Southern Johnson County.
Buffalo, Ranchester, Sheridan County, Johnson County, Sheridan, Dayton

Dog Walk to Raise Funds For Buffalo Animal Shelter
By Aaron Palmer on 08/24/2011 - 8:03am

The 4K Paws Dogwalk/Run will be happening Wednesday in Buffalo, and as you would guess, the event has something to do with four paws.
Buffalo, Ranchester, Sheridan County, Johnson County, Sheridan, Dayton

Buck Fever
By Judy Hagerott on 08/24/2011 - 5:15am

This is our second in a series of hunting forecasts for Northeastern Wyoming and today we're talking about deer hunting.

Sheridan County

SHS Works to Drop its Drop-Out Rate
By Brad Estes on 08/23/2011 - 7:00pm

A large part of how the state of Wyoming judges its high schools is by the number of students a school doesn't graduate, or the drop-out rate.

Sheridan County, Sheridan

Governor Mead: More Jobs Need to be Created Despite Falling Unemployment Numbers
By Ron Richter on 08/23/2011 - 6:28pm

Despite falling unemployment numbers in the state, Wyoming Governor Matt Mead says although pleased, he will continue to push the creation of more jobs in the future. The state unemployment rate for July was 5.8 percent.
Buffalo, Ranchester, Sheridan County, Johnson County, Sheridan, Dayton
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