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Lummis Works to Remove the Social Cost of Carbon from Driving Energy Regulations

U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) joined 12 Republican Senators in introducing the Transparency and Honesty in Energy Regulation Act that would prohibit the federal government from using the flawed social cost of carbon, social cost of methane, social cost of nitrous oxide, or the social cost of any other greenhouse gas metrics when creating regulations.

July 26, 2022

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Congresswoman Cheney Discusses January 6 Committee Work

Congresswoman Liz Cheney (R-WY) appeared on “Fox News Sunday” to discuss the January 6th Select Committee’s most recent hearing and more.  Host Bret Baier asked Cheney what the newest, most surprising information she has uncovered or discovered as Vice Chair of the January 6th Committee. Liz Cheney Cheney was asked what was the committee’s ultimate

July 26, 2022

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Update on Tribute to History and Hope Tree Ceremony on Friday

Miss Indian America XI Michele Portwood & Miss Indian American XXII deana harragarra visiting the Kendrick Park Arboretum. (Judy Slack photo) According to a news release from Carrie Edinger, of the Sheridan Community Land Trust, there is an update to the upcoming Tribute to History and Hope Tree Dedication Ceremony and Mayor Richard Bridger’s Arbor

July 25, 2022

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Update on the Bozeman Trail National Historic Trail Committee

A covered wagon (Display at the Fort Phil Kearny Museum) In a news release from the Bozeman National Historic Trail Committee the committee said that for the past 21 months the Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association and Our Montana, two 501(C)(3) non-profit organizations, have conducted extensive public outreach to garner support and provide information

July 25, 2022

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Wolf Creek Wrangle lengthens challenge

Infamous for the rough and rugged trail, The Wolf Creek Wrangle is a run for those seeking a challenge while also contributing to Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Bighorns and that challenge just became more difficult and fun.  On Sept. 17, people will be able to run, hike in a 5-mile, 7-mile, half marathon …

July 25, 2022

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General Admission Tickets Now On Sale for Longmire 2022

General admission tickets for the 2022 Longmire Days event are on sale now and cost $10.00 each plus fees. Each attendee to an individual, in-person event will need a general admission ticket. The confirmation email for each ticket order will provide the purchaser with a code that is needed to buy individual event tickets. You …

July 25, 2022

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Sheridan Commission Approves Lot Size Variance

A proposed lot size variance that would reduce the minimum lot size has been approved by the Sheridan County Commission. County Planner Mark Reid explained the reason for the request during the recent county commission meeting. Commissioner Terry Cram said the request was not controversial. According to the report from the Public Works Department, the

July 25, 2022

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Buffalo Council OKs Requests for Crazy Days

The Buffalo City Council has approved requests for the upcoming Buffalo Crazy Days downtown. Local business owner Kami Kennedy, who is a co-organizer, made the requests of the council during their recent meeting, explaining what the plan was for the event. The council approved a street closure and open container permit for Main Street from …

July 25, 2022

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Johnson County Passes Resolution for CMAQ Funds

Johnson County has accepted and approved a Resolution authorizing County Road & Bridge to apply for 2023 Congestion Mitigation Air Quality (CMAQ) funding for dust mitigation on county roads. Road & Bridge Supervisor Scott Pehringer explained which county roads are planned to be treated with chemicals for dust mitigation through the program. The

July 25, 2022

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Anglers: adjust fishing practices for heat, drought

The Wyoming Game and Fish report due to high temperatures and drought conditions across Wyoming, the state’s streams and rivers are flowing with less water and at a warmer temperature. The Game and Fish Department is asking anglers to adjust fishing practices during the Cowboy State’s hottest stretch of summer. Warmer water temperatures can affect

July 25, 2022

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