Archive - Jul 22, 2019

The mill levies for the special districts in Johnson County were approved by the county commission during their recent budget hearing.

During their recent budget hearing, the Johnson County Commission passed Resolution No. 616 which approved the transfer of funds into the 2019-2020 budget.

The Model A and Pioneer Car Club of Sheridan and Johnson Counties and KARZ Club of Sheridan presented the Cloud Peak Longmire Days Car Show this past weekend during Longmire Days.

The Knights of Mayhem return to the Sheridan County Fairgrounds Saturday night. (Photo from Sheridan Media files)

Full-contact jousting, games and more will be happening at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds this weekend as the Knights of Mayhem return for another Tournament of Knights Saturday night.

Sheridan County School District 3's budget for the year that started on July 1 is about the same as for last year – about $3.85 million, according to District 3 Superintendent Charles Auzqui.

The Annual Goose Creek Polo Cup is set for Sunday at the Bighorn Equestrian Center.

The future of air service in Sheridan County is uncertain at this point as both the City of Sheridan and Sheridan County need to decide whether they would like to keep the current provider without the state subsidies they are used to or welcome a new state selected option.

Lawmakers in Wyoming have known for several months that they would be facing some big challenges in how to fund K-12 education for the coming biennium and beyond, but with the recent Blackjewel LLC bankruptcy the revenue projections have taken another hit.

The University of Wyoming School of Pharmacy will offer a new option for incoming freshmen this fall: The Pharmacy Early Decision (PED) program offers admission into the professional pharmacy program to qualified freshman applicants.