Archive - Oct 31, 2013 - News

Chris Yager

Former Sheridan probation officer Chris Yager, who's up on second-degree sexual assault charges, pleaded not guilty this morning in district court.

Dawn Wexo sits for a moment in the library of The Occidental Hotel in Buffalo. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)

Anyone whose looking for a haunting experience this Halloween night, just might want to check-in to The Occidental Hotel in Buffalo.

Pat Blair caught this photo of the Sheridan Inn over the summer.

Residents and friends of the Sheridan Inn have known for decades about Miss Kate, the benevolent ghost that was the inn's caretaker in life and is believed by some to have continued the duty in death.

Jean Harm brought in her collection of Girl Scout badges for her appearance on Public Pulse. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)

Camping in the foothills of the Big Horns with friends and going canoeing and horse-back riding is what’s in store for a Girl Scout in Sheridan.

Many little goblins may be heading out trick-or-treating tonight carrying a glow-stick to light their way.

Dayton's town councilors will consider an ordinance adopting flood plain maps for the town on first reading at their meeting next week.

As children get ready to go trick-or-treating today, Lt. Chris Dahmke of the Sheridan Police Department is reminding parents to talk to their children about safety.

WWC Engineering, the City of Buffalo, Johnson County and the Wyoming Water Development Commission hosted the bid opening for the Northwest Water Pipeline Project at Buffalo's City Hall Tuesday.

Kids of all ages enjoy Buffalo's annual Monster March.

Between 800 and 900 kids, decked out in full costume, are expected to converge on Buffalo's downtown businesses to trick-or-treat during the annual Monster March this Halloween afternoon.

If sitting home handing out candy and watching scary movies is your ideal Halloween, great. But in case you are looking for a reason to get out of the house, there are some options for you, even in Buffalo.