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Dates Announced for Longmire Days 2022

The dates for Longmire Days 2022 have been released by the Longmire Foundation, and will happen August 18 through 21. According to a release from the foundation, with all the pandemic-related issues over the last couple of years, this year’s Longmire Days will be celebrated as the 10th Anniversary. The foundation will be working during …

March 7, 2022

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Sheridan Commission Recognizes Three Employees

During their recent meeting, the Sheridan County Commission recognized three county employees for their years of service to the county. Commission Chairman Lonnie Wright spoke during the meeting. The three employees were Christopher Sutton, with 15 years of service with the County Road & Bridge Department; Pamela Piazzola with 15 years as a control

March 7, 2022

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Surveyors Impressed with No Covid Cases at AHCC

The Amie Holt Care Center (AHCC) at the Johnson County Healthcare Center (JCHC) has received a “good” survey from the Wyoming State Department of Health’s Healthcare Licensing and Surveys (HLS) program. During the hospital board’s recent meeting, AHCC Director of Nursing Brenda Gorm reported that the survey had found some minor discrepancies that

March 7, 2022

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Big Horn vs. Pine Bluffs Boys Basketball 2A State Championship March 5, 2022

Trailing by 9 in the 3rd quarter, Big Horn would rally to get cut the deficit to 1, but then Pine Bluffs would pull away to win the 2A State Championship 52-41. The Rams finish the season with a record of 16-11. Click here to see a box score from the game Video: Kevin Koile …

March 7, 2022

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Senate Committee Approves Bill Creating Felony For Meth Use While Pregnant

This story first appeared on Cowboy State Daily By Clair McFarland, Cowboy State DailyPhoto by Matthew Idler A bill classifying methamphetamine use while pregnant as a felony crime narrowly passed the Senate Judiciary Committee on Friday, winning approval on a 3-2 vote despite some vocal opposition. House Bill 85 is now slated for review next week …

March 7, 2022

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Cheyenne Skyline Looms Over Wyoming in Big, Positive Way

Cheyenne is such a terrific western cowtown. Even despite the wind. We just spent four days in the Capitol City and this place and its people are just so doggoned wonderful. Let’s talk about three monumental buildings – the State Capitol Building, the Union Pacific Depot, and St. Mary’s Catholic Cathedral. After $300 million spent …

March 7, 2022

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Weekend Local Sports Wrap up

2A STATE HOOPS – The 2-A state basketball tournament wrapped up in Casper Saturday both teams from Tongue River and the Big Horn Rams played a lot of basketball through the tournament, Sheridan Media’s Kevin Koile has the state tournament wrap up. BRONC / LADY BRONC HOOPS – The Bronc and Lady Bronc basketball closed …

March 7, 2022

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Buffalo Council Gets Building, Public Works Updates

In their recent meeting, the Buffalo City Council heard updates from the Building Inspector and Public Works Department on what they were currently dealing with. Building Inspector Terry Asay said it has recently been quiet in his department. Asay also said he has so far had no applications for the planning and zoning commission so …

March 7, 2022

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Johnson County Library Seeking Volunteers

The Johnson County Library in Buffalo will be looking to volunteers to help it reopen on Saturdays. Director Steve Rzasa will hold an information session at 10 a.m. On Saturday, March 19 in the Twing Meeting Room at the library. According to a release from the library, they eliminated Saturday hours in September of 2020 …

March 7, 2022

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JCSD1 Board OKs Meadowlark HVAC Expenditure

In a recent special board meeting, Johnson County School District #1 reviewed bids received for the new HVAC system replacement for Meadowlark Elementary School. During discussions it was discovered that prices on materials had gone up substantially from the engineer’s estimate from 2019. And there will be more funds needed for additional pieces of the

March 7, 2022

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