Archive - Sep 12, 2013 - News

(Photo by Ron Richter)

The Sheridan County Fair Association Board of Trustees continue to weigh the options of upgrading the Pavilion building to make it a year round facility.

(Courtesy Photo)

The Sheridan City Council at their last meeting approved the purchase of a little over four acres of property just west of the City Service Center on KROE Lane.

(Photo by Ron Richter)

Sheridan County and the City of Sheridan will be hosting a public informational meeting in a couple of weeks regarding the soon to be adopted new Flood Insurance Rate Maps. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has the details.

A student approaches the entrance of Sheridan High School, where construction of a new office area and security entrance should be completed by the end of October. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Renovations at Sheridan High School will do more than just provide a secure entrance to the building, says SHS Principal Dirlene Wheeler.

Mike McCaffert

Sheridan hospital's CEO Mike McCafferty used his own personal story to define leadership during this month's Chamber luncheon. News Director Leslie Stratmoen was there to bring you the report.

Mike Madden, Representative for State House District 40

The Wyoming Legislature's Joint Revenue Interim Committee will be meeting Thursday and Friday in Buffalo and will be discussing a number of topics and deciding which, if any, they may bring to the full Legislature early in 2014.

Dr. Rod Kessler

The Johnson County School District One Board of Trustees, at their meeting this week, discussed a request from the Johnson County Healthcare Center to convey a portion of land owned by the district to the hospital.

Buffalo Building Inspector Toby Rhoades

Toby Rhoades, Buffalo City Building Inspector, reported to the Buffalo City Council at their last meeting that he received the ISO (Insurance Service Office) Report for his office and the city, and that the city scored well, but there was still room for improvement.