Archive - Oct 2011 - News

MOOSE, Wyo. (AP) - Rangers at Grand Teton National Park are investigating after a bear injured a hunter.

The Tongue River Valley Community Center's annual Family Carnival will be held from 5 to 8 pm this Friday, November 4 at the Community Center in Dayton.

Medicare enrollment can be a cumbersome process, and the Sheridan Senior Center says the most important thing to remember is to use the available resources to educate yourself.

CHEYENNE (AP) - Federal investigators have allowed
TransCanada to go to full pressure on a new gas pipeline in northeast Wyoming that ruptured for reasons that still aren't entirely clear.

The Joint Education Committee made a recommendation this month that would give school districts no External Cost Adjustment for the third straight year.

Two proposed tax plans that Republican presidential hopefuls have launched to address the struggling economy have received plenty of attention in the past couple of weeks.

Governor Matt Mead has been working with the Wyoming Business Alliance on the upcoming Business Forum, and, in a media release from his office, he says he's happy with the way it's coming together.

Jentel Artist Residency Program's monthly program will take place from 5:30 to 7 pm Tuesday at SAGE Space in the Historic Train Depot.

"While the Lights Were Out", a play by Jack Sharkey, will be presented by the Buffalo High School Drama Department this week at the BHS Auditorium.

The Johnson County Healthcare Center and Blue Cross/Blue Shield have reached an agreement for the hospital and clinic to continue providing services to BCBS clients, according to Hospital Administrator Sandy Ward.