Archive - Mar 18, 2014

The Buffalo City Council, at their Tuesday meeting, voted to draft and back a “Letter of Intent” between themselves and the YMCA to continue their partnership once the YMCA begins the process to replace the existing facility with an essentially new recreation center on the current YMCA site.

The Johnson County School Board, at their last meeting, got a look at a plan for a new teacher evaluation model for the district from Assistant Superintendent Dr. Jeannie Iberlin.

The Johnson County Planning and Zoning Commission forwarded copies of the proposed zoning regulations they have completed and sent a letter informing the county commissioners they have completed the regulations and completed all requirements involving public notices and public hearings in accordance with state law.

New Executive Director of the Dog and Cat Shelter of Sheridan, Debie Crawford tends to Aries, a male rabbit at the shelter. (Photo by Ron Richter)

New Executive Director of the Dog and Cat Shelter of Sheridan, Debie Crawford holds Aries, a male rabbit who's available for adoption at the shelter. (Photo by Ron Richter)

After almost a decade of Cel Hope at the helm, the Dog and Cat Shelter of Sheridan has a new director. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has the story.

(Photo By Ron Richter)

A committee comprised of City of Sheridan staff have been busy working on a general fund reserve policy. A draft of that policy was presented to the City Council Monday night by Sheridan Police Chief Richard Adriaens.

Mike Mackey presented the report on the Trail Ranger Grant for Red Grade Road. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)

People driving through the Big Horns on County Road 26, known as Red Grade, west of Sheridan, may soon see a speed-activated caution light on the road's most dangerous curve.

Girl Scout Baby -- Photo Submitted

Pictured here are Alexis and Matthew Brown with the 2014 Girl Scout Baby: