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D. Johnson The Chamber will give an annual report and introduce new  Chamber board members Nadine Gale from AlphaGraphics, Laura Lehan from Peak Consulting and Aaron Sopko from Range.  The Chamber will also officially announce incoming Chamber board officers Dave Schwend from NTEC/Spring Creek Mine as the new president and others. The Chamber will also recognize outgoing president Sasha Johnston from Sheridan County Title.  According to Johnson a link will be sent to Chamber Members in order to attend.  D. Johnson

Nebraska Lawsuit: Lincoln Liable in Worker’s Mesothelioma Death December 30, 2020 A woman is suing the city of Lincoln, Neb., alleging that her sister died from mesothelioma after she was exposed to asbestos while working at the now shuttered Pershing Center arena. The Lincoln Journal-Star reports that Dixie Johnson filed the lawsuit this month on behalf of the estate of her sister, Donna Grant, who died in February at the age of 60. Attorney Jon Rehm said Grant started working at the Pershing Center in 1974 and stayed on part-time through 2014, when the ...

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP)- A woman is suing the city of Lincoln alleging that her sister died from mesothelioma after she was exposed to asbestos while working at the now shuttered Pershing Center arena. Reports show that Dixie Johnson filed the lawsuit this month on behalf of the estate of her sister, Donna Grant, who died in February at the age...

Chamber CEO Dixie Johnson: Johnson said she’s talked to owners of several businesses, who report they’re happy to see so many people shopping, whether in the stores or online. Still, she said, she knows that everybody is struggling because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Johnson said she thinks among the businesses hit hardest by the pandemic and related restrictions are those in the hospitality industry – the restaurants, bars and grills, the breweries, hotels and motels. And in spite of CARES Act funding that’s been made available, she said many of Sheridan’s businesses have had a huge...

5:31 With COVID-19's effects on business throughout the state, there have been concerns how all of Wyoming's small businesses are faring especially during this holiday season. Wyoming Public Radio's Catherine Wheeler spoke with Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce CEO Dixie Johnson about how Sheridan businesses have adapted this year. Johnson began by describing how a local holiday tradition was affected. Dixie Johnson : In our community, there has been a really big effort to encourage people to support and continue to support local businesses, especially with the challenging times that we fin...