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SCSD#2 Board held a legislative round table on Monday, Nov 21. Attending in person were Dave Kinskey, Mark Kinner, Bo Biteman, Ken Pendergraft, Cyrus Western, and Barry Crago. Also attending was Micheal Lansing, new trustee. Superintendent Scott Stults started by thanking the legislators for comi

Three of the four incumbents in state house districts in Sheridan and Johnson counties as well as the one State Senate District that was on the primary ballot, will keep their spots in the Wyoming Legislature for the next 2 years. The remaining house district won’t be officially decided until Nov

During the Sheridan Chamber of Commerce Lunch Program, Post Legislative Session Lunch, Wyoming House District 40 Rep. Barry Crago (R), joined his regional legislative colleagues to give a report of the happenings and results of the 2022 Wyoming Legislative Budget Session. In attendance with Crag

House Bill 0100 has passed the House of Representatives and will now proceed to the Senate. HB 0100 passed the House with a vote of 54-6 with the amendment made by House District 40 Rep. Barry Crago, R – Buffalo, and backed by House District 51, represented by Rep. Cyrus Western, R – Big Horn an

House Bill 0100 has been at the center of discussion as the 66th Wyoming Legislature works to redistrict the state. Concerns regarding the “62-31” redistricting map would affect both Sheridan and Johnson Counties by putting Arvada and Clearmont in a Campbell County District can be put to ease wi

On Feb. 14, 2022, The House and Senate commenced the 66th Legislative Budget Session focused on developing a budget, local government funding, appropriating American Rescue Act funds, capital construction proposals and legislative redistricting. Although the budget will be a primary issue to deba

The 2022 Legislative Session will convene on Feb. 14, in Cheyenne. This is a budget year for lawmakers and although the budget bill will be a top priority, there are hundreds of other bills that will require introduction. Budget sessions, held on even numbered years, only meet for 20 days. While

In just two weeks the Wyoming Legislature will convene the 2022 Budget Session in Cheyenne. On even numbered years, the Legislature convenes in a Budget Session beginning on the second Monday of February, which typically lasts 20 legislative days. Senators and Representatives have just those 20

A bill has been filed with the Wyoming Legislature for the upcoming budget session that will protect lands surrounding the State Veterans Home and Skilled Nursing Facility in Buffalo and two other sites in the state from commercial mineral development. Johnson County Commissioner Bill Novotny, wh