Archive - Feb 2016 - News

As we move into the last week of the state legislative session, State Representative Rosie Berger of Big Horn talked about bills during a phone interview early this morning.

Some people dread this time of year because it is the time when people need to compile their personal and business information to file taxes. With that thought in mind, the AARP is offering free tax preparation at the local senior center in Sheridan.

A recent assessment of the mule deer population in Wyoming conducted by the University of Wyoming has paved the way for an easier migration path for the herds.

A 4-year-old girl missing since Friday night was found alive Sunday afternoon on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation in Montana.

The direction of the Sheridan County Museum will change starting this year.

Two Big Horn fire units responded to a report of a controlled burn that got a little out of control late Sunday morning.

Organizers planning to revive the Monarch picnic, also known as the Underground Miners' picnic, have been working for a while.

Kent Sherwood, left, facing camera, and Dana Bowman try out the hockey sleds. (Photo by Pat Blair)

A sled hockey game at M&M's Center capped the weekend for five veterans who visited Sheridan late last week as part of the national Halo for Freedom Wounded Warrior Foundation.

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The City of Buffalo's Public Works Director Les Hook brought responses from area residents near the Wesleyan Church on their opinion on the church extending a non-through street from the church's parking lot west to Mathers Street.