Archive - Feb 14, 2011 - News

CIty of Sheridan Planning Director Rober Briggs

The City of Sheridan Planning Commission approved the Sugarland Marketplace II Subdivision Monday night, which will re-subdivide two lots of the Sugarland South Addition into four lots for commercial development.

Sheridan County School District One Superintendent Sue Belish

Education certainly has been an item of importance during this year's legislative session in Cheyenne. Most of the legislation has been geared toward accountability, with the focus of getting the most out of the state's public education system.

Not necessarily what you want peering into your window. (Photo Courtesy of the G&F)

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department sponsors free informational seminars annually that teach residents safety measures while living around large predators.

This Thursday, Green House Living for Sheridan will be holding a special open house/welcome reception at the Sheridan Senior Center for one of their newest members. Green House Associate Director Kay Wallick.

Sheridan College President, Dr. Paul Young

Funding from the State, along with matching funds locally could bring about significant capital improvements at Central Wyoming College in Fremont County and at Sheridan College in Sheridan. Sheridan Media was able to speak this morning to Sheridan College President, Dr.

On February 7th, the Wyoming High School Activities Association Board voted to award the bid for the next three years to the University of Wyoming to host the Wyoming State High School Football Championships.

Dr. Rod Kessler

The Johnson County School Board will have their regularly scheduled meeting Monday night and will, among other things, discuss Legislation currently being discussed in Cheyenne.

Now that the public has spoken recently about their desire to not have the carousel located downtown in Crazy Woman Square, and now that Olin Turner, President of the Buffalo Development Association, has submitted his resignation, the question that rises to the top is, “What next?”

Design plans for the expansion of the Welch Cancer Center in Sheridan continue to progress. Sheridan Memorial Hospital CEO Mike McCafferty gives us the update on how things are going.

City of Sheridan Public Works Director Nic Bateson

The City of Sheridan funds their construction projects annually using 50% capital facilities tax monies and 50% state grant funding. City Public Works Director Nic Bateson explains that the City has taken a major cut in state grant funding.