Archive - Jul 21, 2010 - News

The Sheridan County School District One Board of Trustees approved their budget for fiscal year 2010-2011 at their monthly meeting Wednesday night. The District budgeted $14.3 million in projected revenue, which is a a 3.6% increase from last year, and $14.1 in expenditures, which is a 5.5% increase.

Starting in May of this year, True Colors Salon and Training Center in Sheridan began providing a special service for female Veterans as part of National Military Appreciation Month. That service has extended on through the summer explains True Colors Owner Stevie Phillips.

Former State Representative Jerry Iekel has announced that he will file as a candidate for one of the three Trustee positions on the Northern Wyoming Community College District Board. Iekel explains what lead him to the decision to run.

The Northern Wyoming Community College District Board of Trustees adopted their budget for the '10-'11 fiscal year Wednesday. Administration Vice President Cheryl Heath says this year's operating budget, which is just over 22-million, incorporates tuition, state appropriations and the 4-mil assessment received from Sheridan County:

Dr. Mark Englert will soon be heading to Gillette College to become their next Vice President. He is currently serving as the Vice President for Student Enrollment at Sheridan College, and was nominated by Dr. Paul Young, the recently-selected President of Sheridan College.

Dr. Englert says that although he will miss living in the Sheridan-area:

On April 20th of this year, 19-year-old Zachery Morrison was given a suspended sentence and supervised probation per a plea agreement with the State. Morrison had plead guilty in December on one count of sexual abuse of a minor.

The Sheridan County Commissioners adopted a budget for this fiscal year. Chairman Steve Maier:

Chairman Maier says this year's budget is a response to the changing needs of the County:

Throughout the week we've been doing a series of stories in response to Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Ron Micheli's criticisms of the budget increases incurred while Governor Dave Freudenthal has been in office. In previous stories, we heard from Candidates Micheli and Rita Meyer, today, we'll get Candidate Matt Mead's take on the issue.