Archive - Feb 10, 2011 - News

City of Sheridan Engineer Lane Thompson

Last summer the City of Sheridan installed a traffic control test “island” at the intersection of Wyoming Avenue and Whittier Street. This was done to prevent through traffic on Wyoming Avenue, and was the first step in what is known as the Wyoming-Park project.

The Sheridan City Council held a special meeting Thursday to hear an appeal regarding an order of abatement.

The City of Sheridan held a special City Council meeting Thursday to hear the final appeal from Sheridan resident John Pruitt, who's appealing an order of abatement of a building on his property at 1135 North Crook Street. One problem, Pruitt was a no show for his own appeal hearing.

Sheridan Memorial to be Part of Transparency Website

The Wyoming Hospital Association will launch a website next Monday that will give consumers the opportunity to look at procedural costs of any hospital in the state, including Sheridan Memorial Hospital.

The Buffalo Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Business After Hours event at Buffalo's new Hampton Inn on Highway 16 East, featuring the Hampton Inn, Kassie Catering and Three Horse Vineyard.

Francine Russell

Empower Wyoming will offer personal safety and self-defense training to women, girls and children, and in fact owner Francine Russell has provided a few courses over the last couple of years.

Morgan Parker, 7th Grader at Holy Name

Young scientists from northern Wyoming congregated at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds Wednesday filling the Exhibition Hall with 140 different projects.  It was the Northeast District Regional Junior Science Fair.