Archive - Feb 8, 2017 - News

Chamber President Adam Bunker, left, and Business Person of the Year PJ Treide. (Photo by Pat Blair)

PJ Treide, owner of Bighorn Design Studio, was named the business person of the year Wednesday during the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce luncheon.

February is National Heart Health Month, and we will be featuring a number of guests over the next several weeks on our news talk show Public Pulse who’ll will be discussing various issues pertaining to heart health and heart disease.

The winter that we’ve had thus far has certainly been more severe than in recent years, which has prompted the Wyoming Department of Transportation to remind motorists of a few safety tips to help you get to your destination safely.

At the regularly scheduled Sheridan County Commissioners meeting Tuesday morning, the commissioners announced that their annual scholarships can now be applied for. Commission Chairman Steve Maier.

Gail Symons has been in the State’s Capital during the current Legislative Session working on her blog Civics 307. She mostly has been following controversial bills or those that could affect Sheridan County.

Latest Wyoming news, sports, business and entertainment.

UW-GUNS

LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) — University of Wyoming athletics director Tom Burman says he has concerns about a bill in the state Legislature that would allow for the concealed carrying of firearms at university athletic events.

Stairs on the second floor of the Hallmark Building. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Renovations and reconstruction of the first floor of the Hallmark Building in downtown Sheridan is expected to be completed in November.

Plan now for the fifth annual All-You-Can-Eat Pancake Supper, put on by the Buffalo Senior Center, which will be happening Friday, February 24th from 5:30 to 7 in the evening.

Bill Novotny

Johnson County's Commissioners approved Chairman Bill Novotny to sign an agreement with the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission to perform dredging at Lake DeSmet.

Dan Hart is sworn into office.

Dan Hart was sworn into office as the newest Buffalo City Council member during Tuesday's regular meeting.