Archive - Feb 26, 2014

The Sheridan County Commissioners (Photo by Ron Richter)

On behalf of the Sheridan County Commission, Chairman Terry Cram issued a letter Wednesday to each member of the Sheridan City Council along with Mayor Dave Kinskey, about possibly meeting for the purpose of “clearing the air” on some issues of mutual interest.

(Photo Courtesy of the City of Sheridan)

The City of Sheridan issued a snow route alert Tuesday that affected a number of streets throughout the city. That alert will continue through noon today, as crews began removing snow from the remainder of the streets last night.

Johnson County's Commissioners.

Johnson County's Commissioners dealt with a number of smaller items on the agenda from their last meeting.

After some discussion they re-approved Arthur "Coog" Myers and approved Dan Rogers to the Johnson County Solid Waste District Board on a vote of 2-1 with Commissioner John Gibbs voting against.

Johnson County School District One Board of Trustees were given an updated time line on the Burritt Street Construction which will affect the end of this school year, but should be substantially complete before the start of the 2014-15 school year.

The local RENEW organization is located on Sheridan Avenue in Sheridan. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)

The head of a local company has concerns over bills that are working their way through the state legislature. News Director Leslie Stratmoen has the story.

Carrie Pilcher, left, and Deputy Boot Hill invite everyone to the Jackalope Jump. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)

UPDATE: Feb. 28 -- The Jackalope Jump has been postponed to March 15, due to what organizers called dangerous weather conditions.

ORIGINAL STORY: The jackalope jumpers are taking the plunge this weekend. News Director Leslie Stratmoen has the details.