Archive - Dec 1, 2014

The Brinton Museum, near Big Horn, is hosting their 24th annual Holiday Show called “Variety of Visions.” Assistant Curator Katie Belton tells us what to expect.

Representatives for the Prevention Management Organization of Wyoming came before legislators last week during the Legislative Forum.

Legislation passed in 2013 that redesigned developmental disability waivers that had caused concern amongst the mental health community is still an issue that needs resolution, according to local representatives for the Easter Seals of Wyoming in Sheridan.

Up To 50 Snowkiters will be at a local lodge in the Bighorns this week. Hannah Stepenoff has the story.

Memorial lights are on sale for the Trees of Love at Sheridan Memorial Hospital.

The proposed new Mars Ag Center at Sheridan College is currently being designed, according to Facilities Director Kent Anderson.

An exhibit of by students of Sheridan's Holy Name School will start Wednesday at Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library.

Ranchester's town council will consider second-reading approval Tuesday night to an ordinance raising salaries of the mayor and council members.

In a recent column, I questioned that in the current Wyoming Republican-dominated political landscape, would it even be possible for such popular Democrat governors as Ed Herschler, Mike Sullivan or Dave Freudenthal to win today?

The artists, clockwise from bottom left are Jean Koeller, Kathleen McCloud, John Radtke, Barbara Marks, Amelia Whitcomb and Andrew Forsthoefel. (Photo Provided)

The local community will have the opportunity Tuesday night to meet six artists from across the country who are visiting the area as participants of the Jentel artist in residency program.