Archive - Nov 15, 2012

The floor plan for the first floor of the Edward A. Whitney Academic Center at Sheridan College. (Image courtesy of sheridan.edu)

The academic center currently under construction at Sheridan College is set to open earlier than expected this summer. Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for Sheridan College, Cheryl Heath, gives an update on the construction of the Edward A.

Miguel Bustillo with the Wall Street Journal at Buffalo's Cowboy Carousel on Thursday.

Miguel Bustillo, Deputy Dallas Bureau Chief with the Wall Street Journal, is in Buffalo this week, researching the Cowboy Carousel, its history here and the push to get the local treasure a new home, get it repaired and open again for the public to enjoy.

Victim Advocate with the Advocacy and Resoure Center Rhonda Weber

The Advocacy and Resource Center has a very unique event planned for this Saturday night. Victim Advocate for the Resource Center Rhonda Weber, explains what the “Amazing Challenge for an Amazing Cause” is all about.

A Change of Plea hearing was held Thursday morning for a Sheridan man in Fourth Judicial District Court. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter was there.

At a special meeting called by the Johnson County Commissioners Thursday morning, County Assessor Cindy Rogers asked for the voucher submitted for legal fees to be returned to her, and that the county not pay those fees.

Drought conditions in 2002 reduced the flow of Wyoming’s Big Sandy River. A new bill in the state legislature would allow private landowners to temporarily lease their water rights to fishing organizations and other groups. (Courtesy of U.S. Geological Survey — click to expand)

By Kelsey Dayton, WyoFile.com

Members of the former Lake DeSmet Counties Coalition have protested the sale of Sheridan County's sale of water rights since the proposal was first introduced for public review.

Sheridan County Commissioner, Terry Cram, has elaborated on yesterday's meeting with the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission in Rock Springs.