Archive - Mar 6, 2014 - News

Sheridan Mayor Dave Kinskey (Courtesy Photo)

During his monthly visit on News Talk 9-30 KROE'S Public Pulse program Thursday, Sheridan Mayor Dave Kinskey took exception to a recently published report regarding his response to having the City Council meet with the Sheridan County Commissioners to discuss topics of mutual interest.

Wyoming Governor Matt Mead (Photo by Ron Richter)

At the closing of the 2014 budget session in Cheyenne, Governor Matt Mead thanked legislators for all of their efforts during the session and said that Wyoming is well served by its citizen legislature.

The Buffalo City Council heard the latest report from Police Chief Jason Carder concerning incidents for the month of February.

Classic and Pioneer Cars.

The Sheridan/Johnson County Model A and Pioneer Car Clb will meet this Sunday at St. Luke's Lutheran Church Located at 615 N. Burritt Avenue in Buffalo.

The club is dedicated to the restoration and preservation of Pioneer cars, which must be at least 25 years old to qualify.

For those looking for some family-oriented fun this weekend, Buffalo's 49'ers Dance Club will offer a dance featuring the music of the “Mountain Rose Band.”

Buffalo Building Inspector Toby Rhoades gave his report to the Buffalo City Council at this week's meeting, and according to his numbers, building in the city has picked up at least a little over the last few months.

State Representative John Patton -- Courtesy Photo

As reported earlier, Wyoming's Governor Matt Mead has signed the $3.3 billion budget bill that will cover state funding for the coming two years.

Congresswoman Cynthia Lummis -- Photo by Ron Richter

An investigation into the alleged targeting of conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status by the Internal Revenue Service is ongoing. News Director Leslie Stratmoen checked in with Wyoming's lone congresswoman to hear the update.

State transportation department officials says mind the signs on Alger. (Photo by Leslie Stratmoen)

The reconstruction of a bridge in downtown Sheridan has begun, so motorists are being reminded to slow down and pay attention to traffic control signs, lane markings and flaggers.

Dr. Rachel Kristiansen

Travis Grubb

Two teachers from the Northern Wyoming Community College District were named recipients of teaching excellence awards from the National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development.