Archive - Sep 11, 2009

E. A. "Chic" Dunne

E. A. “Chic” Dunne, 75, of Sheridan, WY, died Tuesday, September 8, 2009 in Sheridan Memorial Hospital.

“Chic” was born July 26, 1934 in Sioux City, Iowa to George and Muriel (Wright) Dunne. He grew up and attended Holy Name School and graduated from Sheridan High School in 1952.

Do you support President Obama's health care plan?

First Northern Bank of Wyoming
Yes
28% (176 votes)
No
70% (445 votes)
No Opinion
2% (13 votes)
Total votes: 634

Friday, Sept. 11th

By Trevor Jackson on Fri 09/11/2009 07:06am

BH / TR VOLLEYBALL - The Big Horn Lady Rams beat the Tongue River Lady Eagles in volleyball action last night in Dayton. The Lady Rams took the match in three games; both teams get right back into it as Big Horn hosts their own invitational tournament this weekend.

Wyoming Arts Council Offers Travel Stipend for Arts Summit

By MaryJo Johnson on Fri 09/11/2009 06:02am

The Wyoming Arts Council is offering travel stipends to Wyoming artists, arts organization representatives and community leaders interested in attending the Arts Summit September 24th and 25th at Little America in Cheyenne.

Several Different Scams Try To Separate You From Your Money

By Kurt Layher on Fri 09/11/2009 04:57am

Puppies aren’t the only lure scammers use to take your money. Sheridan Media News Director Kurt Layher tells us more.

9/11 Ceremonies Remember Tragedy From 8 Years Ago

By Kurt Layher on Fri 09/11/2009 04:51am

The Sheridan Fire – Rescue Department is holding a ceremony to remember their fallen comrades from the terrorist attacks in 2001. Sheridan Fire Marshal Brian Songer says the ceremony won’t take long.

The 9-11 ceremony will take place in front of the Sheridan Fire Station.

Sheridan On Waiting List For $1.3 Million

By Kurt Layher on Fri 09/11/2009 04:42am

The State of Wyoming has awarded all of the $38.7 Million it received for clean water and drinking water projects as part of the Federal Stimulus Package. However, many of the funded projects are coming in under engineering estimates. That means excess funds may be returned to the state for redistribution.

Defendant In Kidnapping Case To Undergo Mental Evaluation

By Kurt Layher on Fri 09/11/2009 04:37am

A 48-year-old Montana man appeared before 4th Judicial District Court Judge John Fenn yesterday at his arraignment. Kevin Fuller is charged with Kidnapping and he pled not-guilty by reason of mental illness or deficiency.