Archive - Sep 10, 2018

A member of Frackelton's staff visits with customers during the Dining for a Cause event. (Photo by Pat Blair)

The lunch-time crowd for Monday's Dining for a Cause at Frackelton's was about twice what's normal for a Monday, according to restaurant chef Mike Adams.

Trustees Chair Ann Perkins, left. At right is Trustee Craig Achord. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Sheridan County School District 2 trustees are considering two resolutions that could affect Wyoming graduation rates if enacted into law by Wyoming lawmakers next year.

Every once upon a time, a bucket list blessing seems to just drop from the sky. This time, though, it rose up to meet me from a basket and was seven stories high. . .

Jillian Balow at the Republican Women's luncheon. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Oil and gas are coming up in terms of production, but there's still a funding gap, and Wyoming has had to pull money from the rainy day account to make up the difference between the education funding that's available and what the state is spending, according to Jillian Balow.

Summit Wesleyan Church in Buffalo will be having their annual “Get Ready For Winter” sale this Saturday at the church.

Nicole Hobbs

In a recent interview with Sheridan Media, Johnson County Healthcare Center CEO/Administrator Nicole Hobbs touched briefly on the hospital board positions that are up for grabs during this year's general election in November.

The Johnson County Commission has accepted and approved a contract between themselves and the Wyoming Department of Family Services (DFS) for a Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Grant in the amount of $50,000.