Archive - Sep 4, 2013 - News

(Photo by Ron Richter)

The Sheridan High Tech Business Park landscaping project consists of the installation of 54 trees and a drip irrigation system for the trees along High Tech Road within the business park in north Sheridan.

Although the Sheridan City Council approved the second reading of the Wrench Ranch II annexation, there will be some changes to the ordinance when it comes before the Council for third reading.

(Photo Courtesy of the University of Wyoming)

The University of Wyoming has concluded a two-year study to assess what it can do to strengthen international education in Wyoming. Anne Alexander is the director of International Programs at the University and served as co-chair of the study.

(Photo by Ron Richter)

The Sheridan County Commission approved consideration of a new floodplain management plan, granted a transfer of a liquor license for a new business and heard a proposal for pari-mutual wagering on horse racing during Tuesday’s regular meeting at the courthouse.

Monday night, the Jentel Foundation held its monthly meeting featuring the artists in residency there.

At their Tuesday meeting the Johnson County Commissioners discussed and then approved a land lease for a proposed indoor shooting range to be located on county-owned land near the airport.

At their meeting Tuesday evening, the Buffalo City Council discussed a number of possibilities for the Vision Buffalo Committee to focus its efforts now that the Crazy Woman Square project is coming to a close.

The Bureau of Land Management announced that the Buffalo Field Office and the Wyoming Honor Conservation Camp will be partnering for a rehabilitation project on the Mallo Trail this month.

A trail crew will begin deferred maintenance the week of September 16th-20th.