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There will be a new library outside Pizza Hut in Sheridan on Tuesday. This is a company wide initiative according to Elizabeth Kubik, with Pizza Hut’s Corporate Content and Communications Office.

Sheridan’s new City Administrator Mark Collins started work on Wednesday in Sheridan’s City Hall. After a busy couple of days, Collins caught up with us to share a little about himself.

On Monday night, the Sheridan City Council will meet for the second to last time of 2016. The meeting should be short as Mayor John Heath says is often the case in December.

(Photo by Judy Hagerott)

The 26th annual Community Holiday Dinner will take place Sunday from 4 to 7 pm at the Sheridan Holiday Inn.

(Image courtesy of Val Burgess)

Oral historian and Director of Wars’ Voices, Val Burgess, will be giving a free presentation next Wednesday night at 7 at the WYO Theater in downtown Sheridan.

Here is the latest Wyoming news from The Associated Press

Students in ceramics class during the open house at Whitney Center for the Arts. (Photo by Pat Blair)

The new Whitney Center for the Arts at Sheridan College was thrown open to the public for two hours Thursday night, allowing people to visit classrooms, art galleries and other areas now that they're in use by students and instructors.

Buffalo City Councilman Bill Hawley

At their meeting earlier this month, the first since this year's General Election, Buffalo City Councilman Bill Hawley spoke in recognition of those in the community that had stepped forward to run for the open seats on the council.

The Board of Trustees for the Johnson County Healthcare Center were given and discussed the audit report for Fiscal Year 2016 at their monthly meeting Wednesday night.

Buffalo will be offering many events to welcome Christmas this Saturday, with the day culminating in the main events, the Chili Feed and Lighted Christmas Parade.