Archive - Nov 2014 - News

Four Wisconsin residents were arrested last Thursday south of Wright for a poaching incident that occurred two days prior.

The annual tradition brings community members of all generations together. Photo by Judy Hagerott

The 24th annual Community Holiday Dinner is fast approaching. The event is scheduled for Sunday, December 7 from 4 until 7 in the evening at the Sheridan Holiday Inn.

Bill Sniffin

A lonely bald eagle near Kaycee, a long pile-up of semi-trailer trucks on Interstate 80 near Rock Springs, dry roads all around Rawlins and high winds between Douglas and Wheatland.

Johnson County Road and Bridge Supervisor Scott Pehringer is advising the public that the winter weather conditions have forced him to extend the timeline for the Wagon Box culvert project on the two miles of Wagon Box Road south of the Sheridan County line.

Legislative forums that provide an opportunity for local leaders to talk with their state legislators is set for today and tomorrow at City Hall in Sheridan.

Northwest College student Bryce McKenzie (middle) receives his awards for winning the Wyoming Farm Bureau YF&R 2014 Collegiate Discussion Meet from WyFB YF&R State Vice Chair Cole Coxbill (left) and WyFB YF&R State Chair Raenell Taylor.

Wyoming Farm Bureau Foundation Release:

Northwest College student Bryce McKenzie discussed agriculture issues at a recent Wyoming Farm Bureau Young Farmer & Rancher Collegiate Discussion Meet and earned $300 cash and a trip to Nashville, Tenn.

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Johnson County's Commissioners, at their last commission meeting, met with Bob Snowden, Chairman of the Optional One-Percent Sales Tax Board to discuss options the commissioners have been weighing as far as awarding the one-percent funding in the future.

Buffalo's City Council got the latest report from Police Chief Jason Carder at their last council meeting, and approved a grant request from him as well.

November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month and the first-ever “Strike Out Cancer Fundraiser” was held Sunday at Cloud Peak Lanes in Sheridan.