Archive - Mar 20, 2014

Two illegally killed antelope in northeast Johnson County. (Photo courtesy of the G&F)

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is seeking information that will lead to the apprehension of whoever illegally killed two antelope in northeast Johnson County. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has the story.

State Representative Mike Madden (Photo by Ron Richter)

It's been almost two months since the Wyoming Supreme Court ruled that legislation enacted last year stripping Superintendent of Public Instruction Cindy Hill of most of her duties was unconstitutional.

Buffalo's City Council had a request before them at this week's meeting to allow a county resident to tap into city water and sewer lines to get service to his property.

Buffalo High School Principal Chad Bourgeois gave his usual report to the school board at their last meeting, and updated them on what was currently going on with his students.

The 11th annual Johnson County Small Business Expo will be happening Friday and Saturday at the Johnson County Fairgrounds in Buffalo.

Counselor Lynn Gordon during her Brown Bag presentation on Wednesday. (Photo by Pat Blair)

To listen to the broadcast version, by Leslie Stratmoen, click here.

The Sheridan Recreation District has approved raises for five of its employees. Action came during the board meeting Wednesday night when board members voted to bump the employees up in their pay classifications.

Sheridan developer Ron Patterson in front of architect's renderings of his proposed Haven III condominiums. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Construction of the latest development of the Holly Ponds Planned Unit Development could start this summer.

Members of the Prevention Management Organization
of Wyoming, Sheridan County, would like to thank coalition members and the community at large for the hard work and dedication to prevention efforts during an open house today, over the lunch break, from 11:30-1:30, at the First Christian Church on South Connor Street.