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.
Just before their meeting Monday night, the Sheridan City Planning Commission met with the Orion Planning Group's Joanne Garnett as she presented a potential draft version of a revised planned unit development ordinance. Garnett explains.
Following comments from neighbors opposed to the motion, the Sheridan City Planning Commission on Monday recommended approval of a rezone at Cloud Peak Ranch 16 from an R-1 residential district to an R-3 residential district. Sheridan Media's Chris Foy was there and has the story.
Runners from all over the globe will be converging on the Bighorn Mountains later this week, as the Bighorn Mountain Wild and Scenic Trail Run will begin Friday.
Officials with the Tongue River Valley Community Center are busy getting ready for the Battle Under the Big Horns, which is a 3-on-3 outdoor basketball tournament.
The latest Sheridan Media online auction will get underway this Wednesday, June 12th. Along with some of the usual items, Auction Administrator Julie Chadwick says that there will be some new things for people to bid on.
At their last meeting the Johnson County Commissioners discussed and approved a number of smaller items; accepting a grant, discussing and approving an easement, and setting the final day they will accept bills to be paid from the FY 2013 budget.
Buffalo Police Chief Jason Carder gave his monthly report to the city council at their last meeting, saying there were 1,346 incidents handled by his officers during the month of May.