Aaron Palmer

The Buffalo City Council held a public hearing concerning a proposed move of a liquor license from one location to another within the city limits, and then approved the move on a unanimous vote.

The Buffalo Chamber of Commerce held their Oktoberfest celebration last Saturday, and hosted a home brew contest as well during the event.

This past weekend the Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum and the TA Ranch worked together to stage events to observe the 125th anniversary of the main event of the Johnson County Cattle War, the siege and surrender of the invaders at the TA Ranch south of Buffalo.

During their last meeting the Board of Trustees for the Johnson County Healthcare Center were informed that a signed copy of their bylaws needed to be on file in the facility, but no copy could be found.

This year marks the 125th anniversary of the Johnson County Cattle War, and this weekend the Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum and the the TA Ranch will be presenting events that will give the public an opportunity to learn more about this significant time in the history of Buffalo, Johnson County and the State of Wyoming.

The Wyoming Legislature's Joint Revenue Interim Committee has been in meetings in Buffalo this week, and on Wednesday approved draft legislation that if approved by the legislature, would require businesses to report more information to the Secretary of State.

Project Engineer Brent Bennett, during his report to the city council, was asked about the Clear Creek channel at the Main Street Bridge, and if the contractor was planning to restore it to its pre-construction condition.

The Buffalo City Council, at their last regular meeting, denied a request for funding from representatives of the Johnson County Family YMCA to make repairs on the city-owned building they are housed in.

Buffalo's City Council approved a street closure request from representatives of Buffalo High School for the Homecoming Parade, which will be in a new location this year.