Archive - May 23, 2016 - News

Moose Tracks, Cotton Candy, Bubble Gum, and Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough are just some of the flavors that the popular “Scoops” Ice Cream Shack in Kendrick Park are serving up. Back open for the summer, Scoops will serve thousands of Sheridanites and visitors alike.

Sheridan County commissioners has pledged more than $475,000 in additional funds and filed a grant application for nearly $1.2 million from the Wyoming State Aeronautics Commission as guaranteed minimum funds for continued operations of Denver Air Connection.

Buffalo Mayor Mike Johnson

With the second of two public forums on the matter coming up on Thursday, residents are still stepping forward to express opposition to adding fluoride to the water in Buffalo.

SCJC Director Derek Andrews

Sheridan College in Johnson County (SCJC) is facing a budget shortfall for the upcoming fiscal year, and college officials are looking into options to cut corners, including the possibility of moving out of their current location in the Bomber Mountain Civic Center.

Johnson County Judicial Center

Michael Johnson was to be arraigned in Johnson County District Court Monday afternoon, but the charges were dismissed so new charges can be filed against him.

Mayoral candidate Roger Miller. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Roger Miller says a background in the military, as a former police detective and as a business owner has given him insights and experience that he can apply to the job of mayor.

Vietnam veteran Robert Hall and Yvonne Schilz at the Vietnam War Commemoration ceremony in Sheridan. (Photo by Pat Blair)

More than two dozen Vietnam War veterans received pins honoring them and thanking them for their service in ceremonies held Monday at the Sheridan VA Medical Center.

The 22-mile stretch of scenic mountain road known as US Highway 14A opened for the summer last Friday.

State Treasurer Mark Gordon has been busy traveling the State informing people on Constitutional Amendment “A”, which will be on the ballot in November’s General Election.

(Photo by Judy Hagerott)

Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Bighorns is seeking volunteers for their annual Women Build Day, which is a partnership with Thrivent Builds.