Archive - Mar 20, 2012 - News

EMS Incident Investigation is Complete

In late January of this year, there were two self reported concerns by the Sheridan Emergency Medical Service system that occurred during an emergency medical response. The two concerns were that one EMS unit did not receive a transmitted page, and one EMS unit had difficulty finding the residence. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has more.

Courthouse Traffic Analysis Complete

The Sheridan County Commissioners acknowledged receipt of the courthouse transportation analysis that was conducted by the consulting firm of Fehr and Peers out of Colorado.

John Sutton

This month's Sheridan County Historical Society dinner presentation will feature a unique topic from presenter John Sutton.

First Light Children's Center will hold an early education event tonight at 6:15, First Light executive director Ann Perkins.

As we mentioned last week, it's national social worker month, and as a part of that the VA in Sheridan will host an ethics presentation for mental health professionals Wednesday.

Sheridan City Council President John Bigelow attended his last meeting Monday night.

Sheridan City Councilman John Bigelow attended his last meeting as acting Councilor Monday night, as he's turned in his resignation to be a Deacon at Holy Name Catholic Church in Sheridan.

Jennifer Meienke, Story resident, with a Pronghorn Antelope she harvested on 2008. (Photo Courtesy of the G&F)

The Wyoming Game and Fish are hosting a series of public meetings and open houses regarding the proposed fall hunting regulations.

Johnson County Commissioner John Gibbs

Johnson County's Commissioners will have a very short agenda to work through Tuesday morning.

One of the items will be a discussion and possible bid award for a filing system at the new judicial center, now under construction.

AARP Kicks Off “You've Earned a Say” Campaign

Wyomingites are being invited to add their two cents when it comes to health care and retirement.

Johnson County Library

For those with some experience on the internet or dealing with computers, but still needing a little help, the Johnson County Library can help.

A basic internet and e-mail class will be offered today and Wednesday at the library.