Archive - Nov 2010

State Senator John Schiffer

The two-day legislative forum hosted by the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce Governmental Affairs Committee wrapped up Tuesday.

The new criminal justice center under construction in Buffalo

Groathouse Construction met with the Johnson County Commission Tuesday to discuss the possibility of reaching an agreement for them to perform pre-construction planning for the courtrooms and office facilities at the new Criminal Justice Center. Johnson County News Director for Sheridan Media, Aaron Palmer, has more.

The trees at Sheridan College are now lit up for the Holiday Season.

Caroling at the College.

Some of the sounds from Tuesday night's 6th annual Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony at Sheridan College. The College Chamber Choir, led by Music Director Gene Sager, along with all of those in attendance, sang several Christmas carols just prior to heading outside to view 14 trees in total being lit up on the front lawn of the College.

The Trail End Historic site will be hosting their annual Holiday Open House this weekend.

The Trail End Guilds and Trail End State Historic Site will be hosting their annual Holiday Open House this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

Occidental Hotel, downtown Buffalo

Another great Christmas tradition in Buffalo is the annual Occidental Christmas Program. Aaron Palmer has the story.

Buffalo's kickoff to Christmas this weekend has even more fun activities besides the chili feed and parade.

Normative Services Executive Director Bud Patterson resigned earlier this week, effective immediately.

Judge Fenn denies motion for a new trial.

In 4th Judicial District Court Tuesday morning, Wyatt Bear Cloud, the third defendant in the Robert Ernst murder case, went before Judge John Fenn on a Motion to Remove Guilty Pleas.  Bear Cloud, now represented by public defender Carrie Johnson of Casper, had changed his plea on September 8th to G