Archive - Jun 2014 - News

This is the time of year when our Wyoming political world truly becomes the crazy season.

Between parades, celebrations and backyard meet-and-greets, the folks competing for political office find themselves on the dead run.

The race for governor is coming up. In the Republican Party there are three candidates seeking the nomination...State Superintendent of Public Instruction Cindy Hill, physician/rancher Taylor Haynes and incumbant Matt Mead.

A garden party extraordinaire was held on the grounds of the Brinton Museum Friday evening complete with dinner and dancing to the live band music of the 1920's.

It was the Brinton Foxtrot Dinner and Dance, the annual summer fundraising event for the museum, but so much more.

A terrific hailstorm swept down on Lower Prairie Dog valley and the surrounding area yesterday afternoon about 5 o'clock.

Sheridan County commissioners will consider two amendments to county zoning regulations at their meeting on Tuesday.

A selection committee from Sheridan and Johnson counties will meet at 5:30 Tuesday afternoon in Story to interview candidates seeking appointment to the Wyoming Senate.

Construction of a new Day Break facility is just a start for planned changes at the Sheridan Senior Center.

Coming July 11th, 12th and 13th to the Johnson County Fairgrounds is the 10th annual Big Horn Mountain Festival, featuring musical acts from around the region and the country.

Luminaria 2013. photo by Aaron Palmer.

Although final numbers won't be in for a couple of months, those organizing this year's Buffalo Relay For Life events say it was another success.

Johnson County Healthcare Center

The Board of Trustees for the Johnson County Healthcare Center in Buffalo gave preliminary approval of some aspects of the 2015 budget at their recent monthly meeting.