Archive - May 5, 2010 - News

The bridge to the Knode subdivision will be closed Monday May 10th.

Members of the Knode Homeowners Association have an announcement that they would like to convey about an upcoming bridge closure. Knode Homeowners Association Board Member Debi Williams explains the situation.

23-year-old Destiny Pyke was sentenced in District Court Wednesday.

23-year-old Destiny Pyke of Sheridan appeared in 4th Judicial District Court Wednesday on three separate cases. Pyke had her probation revoked on a felony burglary charge and two forgery charges. She was also sentenced for the January 16, 2010 burglary of Quizno's in Sheridan.

Ranchester Mayor Cliff Clevenger

The Ranchester Town Council received a presentation from Bonnie Young with the Advocacy and Resource Center at their meeting Tuesday night. Young provided the Council with a progress report as well as an update on the various services they provide to the community. Ranchester Mayor Cliff Clevenger.

Sheridan County will have two months to finalize FY 2010-2011 budget.

At Tuesday's Sheridan County Commission meeting, the board accepted the County's budget request for the next fiscal year. By Wyoming statute, the County's budget officer, in this case, Renee Obermueller, is required to file with the Board prior to May 15th, a requested budget comprised of all County departments' requested expenditures and estimated revenues. Obermueller tells us how things look before finalizing the budget.

Lorna McGhee, Flutist and Heidi Krutzen, Harpist will perform Wednesday evening at the Tongue River Valley Community Center in Dayton.

This evening at 7 o'clock, the public is invited to a free concert at the Tongue River Valley Community Center in Dayton. Featured artists are Harpist Heidi Krutzen and Flutist Lorna McGhee of British Columbia.

Sponsored by the Piatigorsky Foundation and the Wyoming Arts Council, Center director Erin Kilbride says.

Please, Please, Please Don't Let That Be Dr. Nickerson

By many accounts, local communities are getting greener. And this weekend, Sheridan will be getting more “invisible.” Sheridan Media's Betsy Love has the
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