Archive - Jan 2, 2014 - News

Sheridan Mayor Dave Kinskey (Courtesy Photo)

During his monthly visit on K-R-O-E'S Public Pulse program, Sheridan Mayor Dave Kinskey discussed several of the highlights regarding city projects over the past twelve months.

Wyoming Governor Matt Mead (Photo by Ron Richter)

Citing newly enacted gun laws, Magpul Industries, one of the country's biggest gun magazine producers, has announced that they are leaving Colorado and moving their manufacturing, distribution and operations to Cheyenne.

SBA Regional Director Amy Lea (Courtesy Photo)

The Small Business Association and A-A-R-P have teamed up to offer a free workshop in Sheridan that's aimed at helping prospective business owners start their own small business.

S-B-A Regional Director Amy Lea talks about the benefits of the workshop.

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Sheridan Inn -- Pat Blair Photo

We continue our look back at 2013 with a review of stories from July through September. This third quarter of the year saw a new beginning for a historic building, held judgment day for the local college and included a report of the death of a man from Story.

(Photo by Ron Richter)

The Wyoming Department of Health announced this week that of the almost 500 confirmed cases of flu in the state, one-third of those have been in Campbell County.

The WYO Theater in Sheridan will once again be host to a series of western films each Sunday afternoon throughout January. The film Tombstone, starring Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer, will kick things off Sunday, January 5 at 3 o'clock.

Levi Drake took the plunge New Year's Day at Lake DeSmet.

The annual Polar Bear Plunge happened again as it traditionally does, New Year's Day at Lake DeSmet.

This week we are looking back at the top stories of 2013 that happened in Johnson County.

Today we will look at the stories from July through September of 2013.

The Johnson County Family YMCA might be interested in running the Johnson County Youth Camp, according to County Commissioner Jim Hicks, who told the rest of the commission that the YMCA Board was showing interest in doing so.