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Jo Co Commission Gets Update on Lake DeSmet Rec Area - Vimarsana News

Jo Co Commission Gets Update on Lake DeSmet Rec Area

Johnson County Road & Bridge Supervisor Scott Pehringer, at the county commissioners' last meeting, was asked to give a report on what the department has been doing at the Mikesell-Potts Recreation Area so far this spring. Pehringer explained. In addition to shoreline stablization, Pe

Kansas GOP Fundraiser Lets Attendees Kick, Punch Joe Biden Effigy - Vimarsana News

Kansas GOP Fundraiser Lets Attendees Kick, Punch Joe Biden Effigy

Participants at a Johnson County GOP event in Kansas City were encouraged to strike an effigy of President Joe Biden at a fundraiser on Friday.

Source: hngn.com
Public meeting to discuss upcoming Main Street Project - Vimarsana News

Public meeting to discuss upcoming Main Street Project

As the Wyoming Department of Transportation prepares to finish up with the Sheridan Main Street Resurfacing and Utilities Project this coming construction season, plans are being finalized to begin a larger project of the same nature in Buffalo. According to WYDOT, scheduled for 2024, the Wyomin

Summer rains yield big gains for Wyoming ranchers - Vimarsana News

Summer rains yield big gains for Wyoming ranchers

BUFFALO — Dawn broke icy cold the morning of Friday, Oct. 27, deep in the heart of Powder River Country. Hoar frost clung to each blade of grass and icicles

Shipping time: Summer rains yield big gains for cattle ranchers - Vimarsana News

Shipping time: Summer rains yield big gains for cattle ranchers

BUFFALO — Dawn broke icy cold Friday morning deep in the heart of Powder River Country. Hoar frost clung to each blade of grass and icicles formed on the nostrils