Archive - Apr 12, 2016

Audience members visit among themselves after the film's showing. (Photo by Pat Blair)

As we reported earlier, a special film was aired Tuesday night in Sheridan. Among those attended was Sheridan Media reporter Pat Blair, who has the story.

Classes will resume at the school in Lodge Grass Wednesday morning.

Dr. Mark Schueler

Johnson County Health Officer Dr. Mark Schueler addressed the Buffalo City Council at their last meeting, discussing the idea of adding fluoride to the city's water system to improve the dental health of children in Johnson County.

In addition to the county commissioners giving the County Road and Bridge department and specifically Cheryl Benner oversight of the operations at Lake DeSmet, they also approved Road and Bridge, and again, Benner, to oversee the county's rural addressing program.

The Buffalo High School Drama Department will present their version of the classic story “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang,” this Friday and Saturday at Buffalo High School.

Crews with the Wyoming Department of Transportation continue work to install 70 mph speed limit signs on roads in northeast Wyoming.

The Sheridan County library system is asking for just over $1 million in general funds from Sheridan County in the fiscal year that starts on July 1.

State Representative Rosie Berger of Big Horn (Photo Ron Richter ©)

The $300 million Capitol Square project in Cheyenne that consists of renovating and remodeling the State Capitol and the nearby Herschler Building has left many residents wondering about the timing of the project due to the State’s unsettling financial future.

(Photo courtesy of the UW)

A University of Wyoming researcher is part of a team that has demonstrated geologically how North America was once connected to Asia.