Archive - Dec 2011 - News

Clinton and Taylor wer stuck at the KOA in September.

In what was a little lighter story from 2011, you might remember those guys who were stuck at the KOA.

Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library. (Sheridan Media file photo)

The Sheridan County Fulmer Public Library will host a book/film discussion series titled: 'Making Sense of the American Civil War', meeting twice monthly starting in January and lasting into May.

Law Enforcement: Enjoy New Year's Responsibly

New Year's Eve is no doubt a festive time that is enjoyed by many, but things can get a little out of hand when the celebrating commences.

Hunters and Environmentalists Claim "Attack on Sporting Heritage"

An unusual alliance is taking shape in Wyoming and other Western states.

The Johnson County Healthcare Center Board of Trustees elected their officers and their foundation members for 2012 at their regular meeting Wednesday night.

4 Killed, 1 Injured in Crash on Crow Reservation

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) - The Montana Highway Patrol says four people are dead and another is hospitalized after a head-on crash on an Interstate 90 frontage road on the Crow Indian Reservation.

Photo of the tragedy that killed four when a Colorado Springs family's car went into a section of washed out highway in the Medicine Bow National Forest in July. (NOAA photo)

The Water Year 2011 Hydrologic Summary from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration office in Riverton was released this week, and Wyoming saw a record water year in 2011 which included heavy flooding across the state.

One of the bigger national stories of 2011 reached our community in September, when a Sheridan County woman died as a result of eating a Listeria-tainted cantaloupe.

WHP photo: Three tractor trailer combinations lay on their sides at mile post #4 in the median on Interstate Thursday afternoon as a result of strong winds blowing them over.

The Wyoming Highway Patrol says it's important to be mindful of High Wind Advisories. In the last 48 hours, troopers responded to at least fifteen tractor trailer blow-over crashes, according to a media release from Sergeant Stephen Townsend.

Buffalo's City Council will bid a design for the water lines in and around the new Cloud Peak School and the existing schools in the southwest portion of the city.