Archive - Mar 2018

Johnson County has been working on updating their subdivision regulations, with County Planner Jim Waller and the Planning and Zoning Commission going over and drafting changes to them over the last six months.

State Representative Mike Madden sat down recently with Sheridan Media to discuss this year's legislative session, and talked about direct distribution funds for local governments, which he said had remained about the same from the previous year.

Buffalo's annual Easter Egg Hunt will be happening this Saturday in Washington Park, and will give kids the opportunity to get candy, prizes, and a chance at winning a bicycle.

Now here's Sheridan Media's look back in time, to 100 years ago, by reporter Pat Blair as published in the Sheridan Enterprise newspaper on March 30, 1918.

Sheridan County resident Bo Biteman has announced that he will run for a seat on the Wyoming Senate. Currently, Biteman is the State Representative for House District 51.

On Tuesday, the Hub in Sheridan will continue their “When I’m 64” series with a chat about social security.

Law Enforcement Officials nationwide come into contact with individuals that are experiencing mental health difficulties.

Two University of Wyoming College of Law students earned recognition at the National Black Law Students Association (NBLSA) Nelson Mandela International Negotiations Competition in Brooklyn, N.Y., earlier this month.