Archive - Dec 2014

Pregnant women can protect their babies against three serious but preventable diseases with a single vaccination, according to two Sheridan nurses.

Sheridan's Senior Center will celebrate the new year with a New Year's Eve at Noon party on Wednesday.

Notice was sent to the sheriff's office this morning that a woman was seen wandering around in a demented condition.

Over the next few days we will be taking a look back at the top stories of 2014 that happened in Johnson County.

Today we will focus on the third quarter of the year, from July through September of 2014.

Buffalo City Councilman Russ Humphrey at a recent meeting, brought up the subject of a US Flag on City Hall.

Local game official Bud Stewart says winter presents a hardship for many wild animals because they’re forced to forage for food.

Local business leaders received a brief review on the history of the Sheridan Memorial Hospital during a recent public meeting, presented by Ada Kirven, the executive director of the hospital foundation.

Several new fishing regulations will go into effect in Wyoming with the start of the New Year. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has the details.

The Special Master appointed to hear the state of Montana's allegations that Wyoming violated the Yellowstone River Compact released his recommendations to the U.S Supreme Court Monday. Special Master Barton Thompson Jr.

UPDATE: Monday's "Dining for a Cause" raised $13,310.25 for the Sheridan Dog and Cat Shelter.