Archive - May 18, 2016

The Buffalo Chamber of Commerce honored community members at their annual Chamber Award Luncheon on Wednesday.

The luncheon is an opportunity for the chamber to recognize individuals and businesses that donate time and resources to the chamber and their events, as voted on by the people in the community.

Sheridan residents check out maps showing work to start this summer on North Main Interchange. (Photo by Pat Blair)

The first phase of the North Main Street interchange project, which is the grading and dirt work for the new interchange, will start this summer.

Paintings, drawings, photos and more were on display Wednesday night at the Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library as Sheridan High School art students had their reception.

Overtime pay protections will be extended to over 4 million workers within the first year of its implementation if President Obama and Labor Secretary Perez’s publication of the U.S. Department of Labor’s final rule on overtime regulations becomes effective.

Belle Ayr mine

WyoFile.com - Both pro- and not-so-pro coal advocates gather in Casper today as Department of Interior officials take public comment on a pending review of the federal coal leasing program.

(Courtesy photo)

Parkman resident Bo Biteman has announced he will challenge incumbent Rosie Berger of Big Horn in the Republican Party Primary for the House District 51 seat.

With the first official day of summer a little over a month away, Game and Fish officials are reminding people to register their boats now.