Archive - Jul 29, 2011 - News

Sheridan Fire-Rescue Firefighter Paramedic Levi Dominguez observes the damage to a single engine airplane that came into Sheridan County Airport with mechanical problems related to the landing gear. (Photo Courtesy of Sheridan Fire-Rescue)

Sheridan Fire-Rescue responded to the Sheridan County Airport shortly after 10 am Friday morning as a call came in that a single engine plane was attempting to land while experiencing problems with its landing gear.

Courtesy of UW News:
July 29, 2011 LARAMIE - University of Wyoming police are investigating the death of a 43-year-old Laramie man whose body was found Thursday night at War Memorial Stadium.

Open Class Entries will get things underway today at the Sheridan County Fair. ( Photo Courtesy of the Sheridan County Fair Association)

The Sheridan County Fair gets underway with a full day of open class entries today. Sheridan County Fairgrounds Facilities Director Melissa Albrecht says that having the open class entries this early is something new this year.

Sheridan College in Johnson County will be offering a new degree starting this fall, that can be earned solely in Johnson County.
With the Associate of Applied Science, General Technology Degree, students can go to work or move on to earn a four-year degree.

JCHC Administrator Sandy Ward

The remodeling and construction project at Johnson County Healthcare Center is on schedule and within budget so far, according to Hospital Administrator Sandy Ward, who gave an update to the Hospital Board Wednesday night.

Buffalo City Planner Zach Montgomery

The Vision Buffalo Committee held a second public workshop on the proposed changes to the Crazy Woman Square project Thursday at Buffalo's City Hall.