Archive - Jun 17, 2019 - News

SEEDA to Participate in Housing Study

By Pat Blair on Mon 06/17/2019 11:30pm
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The SEEDA Joint Powers Board voted to partner with the city of Sheridan in a housing study. (Photo by Pat Blair)

The Sheridan Economic and Educational Development Authority Joint Powers Board will partner with the city of Sheridan in a housing study, paying up to $20,000 of the study cost.

VanDyke Named District Teacher of the Year

By Pat Blair on Mon 06/17/2019 10:30pm
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School District 2 trustees recognized Isaac VanDyke as District Teacher of the Year. (Photo by Pat Blair)

Isaac VanDyke, a Sheridan High School math teacher, is the District Teacher of the Year.

SEEDA Approves Land Swap

By Pat Blair on Mon 06/17/2019 10:15pm
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The SEEDA Joint Powers Board approved a land exchange that will lead to career training for Sheridan College students. (Photo by Pat Blair)

An exchange of land that will result in career training in the trades and technical skills was approved by the Sheridan Economic and Educational Development Authority Joint Powers Board Monday.

Third Reading of Budget Scheduled for Buffalo City Council

By Aaron Palmer on Mon 06/17/2019 04:45pm
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Buffalo Mayor Shane Schrader

The Buffalo City Council will have their third and final reading on Ordinance No. 1400, which is the city's budget for fiscal year 2020, at their regular meeting Tuesday night.

'Johnson County Top Shot' Shooting Competition Saturday

By Aaron Palmer on Mon 06/17/2019 04:41pm
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The Buffalo Trap & Skeet Club and Johnson County 4-H are teaming to offer the “Johnson County Top Shot” shooting competition this Saturday.

Buffalo Chamber Lunch Wednesday

By Aaron Palmer on Mon 06/17/2019 04:36pm
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This month's Buffalo Chamber of Commerce Luncheon will be Wednesday at the Bozeman Trail Steakhouse Conference Room.

One Fatality Reported in Head-on Collision West of Buffalo

By Aaron Palmer on Mon 06/17/2019 03:52pm
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A head-on collision west of Buffalo Monday morning resulted in one fatality and two others taken to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries, according to Johnson County Sheriff Rod Odenbach.

Habitat Aims to Improve Affordability of Homes

By News Release on Mon 06/17/2019 02:23pm
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Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Bighorns has joined other Habitat organizations across the country to launch a new national advocacy campaign aimed at improving home affordability over the next five years.

Farmers Market Starts Thursday

By Rustin Burr on Mon 06/17/2019 08:31am
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The annual Downtown Sheridan Association Farmers Market season will kickoff this Thursday in Sheridan’s Grinnell Plaza, along with the first 3rd Thursday Street Festival of the year.

Chamber’s Business After Hours Wednesday

By Rustin Burr on Mon 06/17/2019 08:29am
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On Wednesday, the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce will host their Business After Hours networking event at Sheridan’s Advanced Communications Technology.