Archive - Mar 27, 2014

(Courtesy photo)

The Sheridan College Outdoor Adventure Club is once again gearing up to host a community gear swap a week from this Saturday. According to a media release from Sheridan College, the sale is open to the public, with no admission charged.

(Courtesy photo)

(Courtesy photo)

The Kennon company based in Sheridan that's created many products for U.S. Military airplanes is once again making the national news. Dale Hall is the vice president of the company's business development division.

At their last meeting, the Buffalo City Council approved a request by Sandy Ward of the Johnson County Healthcare Center to waive the building permit fees for their nursing home project.

Johnson County Healthcare Center

The project for the Johnson County Healthcare Center to replace the existing Amie Holt Nursing Home, also known as the 2018 Project, took a hard hit Wednesday at the bid openings, when the bids came back at roughly $900,000 or ten percent higher than the engineer and architect's estimates.

Wyoming Governor Matt Mead

Governor Matt Mead will be making a stop at the Veteran's Home of Wyoming in Buffalo on Friday, one of three stops he is scheduled to make throughout the state to celebrate the 4th annual Veterans Welcome Home Day.

The blood drive representative said Sheridan Memorial Hospital is one of its recipients. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)

A blood drive has been planned for the local area. News Director Leslie Stratmoen has the details.

Lynn Gordon talks about negative words during this week's program. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Family counselor Lynn Gordon says people can be blocked from achieving their goals by the words they use.

Ranchester's Town Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed annexation of part of U.S. Historic Highway 14 at its meeting next Tuesday night.

State Representative Rosie Berger

Progress in funding for the Tongue River Valley natural gas pipeline project is the focus of a meeting tonight (Thursday, March 27) in Dayton.