Aaron Palmer is a news reporter for Sheridan Media, covering a wide range of local news topics in the Sheridan County area. With experience in both print and broadcast journalism, Aaron has a keen eye for detail and a dedication to delivering accurate and timely news to the community.
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Sheridan County's Commissioners, during the Announcements portion of their Agenda at their last regular meeting, recognized three employees for their years of service to the county.
During their regular meeting for December, the Johnson County School Board considered a request from one student at New West Alternative High School to graduate early.
Sheridan County's Commissioners, during their last regular meeting, approved a temporary access agreement with the City of Sheridan for a water line replacement project.
The Johnson County Historical Society (JCHS) will present two separate programs in January and February at the library in Buffalo.
During their regular meeting Tuesday, the Sheridan County Commission took time to recognize and thank Commissioner Tom Ringley for his years of service on the board.
Buffalo's City Council, at their meeting Tuesday evening, approved Ordinance No. 1419 on third and final reading, annexing the Pike Addition into the City of Buffalo.According to discussion at an earlier meeting, the property is a parcel of just over 10 acres situated on lands on Cinema Drive of
The Johnson County Commission, at their Tuesday meeting, passed a Resolution to close county offices the afternoon of Christmas Eve, at the request of county elected officials.
By: Aaron Palmer
During their meeting Tuesday, Sheridan County's Commissioners considered a proposed amendment to the Red Grade Road Winter Travel Management Plan.
Grant funding for the Jim Gatchell Museum to archive historical materials for the US Forest Service has been approved by the Johnson County Commission for an extension of an additional year for the project to be completed.
An amendment to zoning code in the City of Buffalo has been approved on first reading by the Buffalo City Council.
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