Archive - Mar 26, 2012 - News

The Sheridan County Commissioners discussed permanently closing a section of Brooks Street west of the Courthouse during their meeting last week.

Volunteers of America Northern Rockies will hold their 4th annual “Filling an Empty Bowl” fundraiser for Sheridan's Community Shelter this Thursday.

The new single use LMA's that Sheridan Memorial Hospital is now using.

Last week the Wyoming Department of Health paid a visit to Sheridan Memorial Hospital to complete a survey and to monitor the Laryngeal Mask Airway sterilization process to ensure the hospital was following the manufacturers recommended sterilization procedure of steam autoclaving the devices.

Sheridan Country Club Closed

Golfers in Sheridan will have one less place to swing the clubs this summer as the Sheridan Country Club has closed. It appears that a downturn in the economy has forced the members to dissolve the club and turn over the assets to First Interstate Bank.

Healing Waters Project Manager Gordon Rose

Healing Waters Fly Fishing was started last year by Gordon Rose to introduce and teach the benefits of fly fishing to military veterans at the Sheridan VA Medical Center. Rose says that currently he's teaching a rod building class.

Buffalo City Council

At last week's Buffalo City Council meeting, Marilyn Novotny, owner of the building housing a number of businesses at the corner of Angus and Burritt Streets, spoke to the council about numerous leaks that have cropped up and been repaired in recent years on the water line in front of her building.

Lauren Stewart, as Milly Bradon, and Spencer Walters, as Adam Pontipee, perform during the BHS interpretation of 'Seven Brides For Seven Brothers' last weekend.

Buffalo High School's drama department performed “Seven Brides For Seven Brothers” to packed houses both Friday and Saturday nights at the BHS Auditorium.

Security measures at the new Johnson County Judicial Center will be paid for with FEMA State Homeland Security Grant funds, if the Commissioners' plan moves forward.

John Delvo and Mel Maxted of MDU share a lighter moment at the Home Show.

There was something for everyone at the 34th annual Home and Garden Show held this past Friday through Sunday at the Sheridan Holiday Inn.

County Commissioner Mike Nickel dunked once again.

The Exhibit Hall was the place to be for a fun-packed, family friendly, Saturday afternoon. It was the annual Sheridan County 4-H Carnival Fundraiser and Sheridan Media's Judy Hagerott stopped and brings us this story.