Archive - Jun 2011 - News

June 27th

Another Successful Run for Bikers Against Bruises

After dodging some flooding near Buffalo, the weather cooperated and 39 riders made the run from Sheridan to Worland and then back on Saturday for the 3rd Annual Bikers Against Bruises Poker Run.

2011 Rodeo Parade on Schedule Despite Main Street Construction

Those worried that the 2011 Sheridan Wyo Rodeo Parade might be interrupted by the construction on Main Street can rest assured that there will be few changes in their parade watching experience. Rodeo board member, Linda St.

Poll Question: Troop Withdrawal from Afghanistan

Last week, President Obama addressed the nation to announce his plan for withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan.

Living History Day Gives Back to Community

The Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum in Buffalo hosted their annual Living History Day Saturday, showcasing many different living exhibits including flintnapping, a blacksmith, a tomahawk thrower, and numerous people dressed in period costumes from the 1800s teaching guests about history.

Jo Co Commission Supports Butch, Sundance Statue

The Johnson County Commissioners voted to support the efforts of the Wild Bunch to bring a statue of local outlaw legends Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid to downtown Buffalo.

Buffalo's Citywide Garage Sale Appears to be a Success

The Citywide Garage Sale took place Saturday, and according to those that participated, it seems to have been a success.

Buffalo Budgets Money For Settlement

Buffalo's City Council, at last week's meeting, approved Resolution No.1322, amending the current year's budget to allocate funds to the Frankovic Trust to settle a disagreement over a street project on Lucas Street.

June 26th

This weekend marks 135th Anniversary of Battle of the Little Bighorn

June 25-26, 1876, or 135 years ago, the Battle of the Little Bighorn was fought north of Sheridan near Hardin, Montana.

Banner's Alton Miller Wins Country Showdown Competition

A veteran of the war in Iraq, Alton Miller came into Friday night's local round of the Texaco Country Showdown at the Best Western with heartfelt songs about his service to his country to earn first place in the talent show.

June 25th

Washout Causes Temporary Road Closure in Yellowstone's Lamar Valley

High waters at the confluence of the Lamar River and Soda Butte Creek undercut a 30-foot section of the eastbound lane of the Northeast Entrance road to Yellowstone National Park, forcing officials to close the road while it is repaired.
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