Buffalo Bulletin

01/18/2025

CODY — Seven federal employees from northern Wyoming, along with two fire engines, recently left for California to help fight the wildfires in Los Angeles and the surrounding area.

01/18/2025

There are are promising signs in our community that we are normalizing talking about mental health and that we are committed to helping those facing mental-health hurdles know there are people ready to help and support is available.

Last week, Johnson County’s community mental health center, Volunteers of America Northern Rockies, provided its first quarterly update to the Johnson County Commissioners. The quarterly updates are one part of

01/17/2025

Six years ago, in the midst of struggles with substance abuse and unstable housing, Devin Anderson moved into Eagles Hope Transitions to get his life back on track.

Now, as of November 2024, he’s the nonprofit’s full-time director.

RIVERTON — Six years ago, in the midst of struggles with substance abuse and unstable housing, Devin Anderson moved into Eagles Hope Transitions to get his life back on track.

01/17/2025

Wyoming’s governor struck an amicable tone on energy policies in his State of the State address, despite a split with the Freedom Caucus on low-carbon energy policies.

Wyoming’s fossil fuel industries “have weathered the worst” under four years of the Biden administration, and now they are poised to rebound under President-elect Donald Trump, Gov. Mark Gordon said

01/17/2025

The Buffalo High School Bison and Lady Bison open up conference play tonight (Friday) at home. The Lady Bison host Douglas at 5:30 tonight and the boys will host Douglas at 7 p.m.

Buffalo High School junior Ryan Nicholas goes for a layup during a basketball game against Rawlins on Jan. 30, 2024 at Buffalo High School.

01/17/2025

Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon welcomed members of the 68th Wyoming Legislature on Wednesday and reminded them that their legislative decisions have consequences.

CHEYENNE — Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon welcomed members of the 68th Wyoming Legislature on Wednesday and reminded them that their legislative decisions have consequences.

01/17/2025

SHERIDAN —- A bill to revise a property tax relief program discussed and approved during the 2024 budget session is headed to the Senate floor.

01/17/2025

In his annual State of State address, the governor outlined a list of priorities that largely diverge from the Wyoming Freedom Caucus.

CHEYENNE—Gov. Mark Gordon encouraged lawmakers in his State of the State address Wednesday to focus on Wyoming’s infrastructure, citing three recent examples of need: the failing LaPrele dam, the collapse

01/17/2025

The panel advanced a pair of measures sought by Secretary of State Chuck Gray to make registering to vote in Wyoming more stringent, a key priority for the Freedom Caucus.

CHEYENNE—With sparse lawmaker discussion, no changes and little engagement with public commenters, a House panel stacked with Freedom Caucus members advanced Wednesday stricter requirements for voter registration in Wyoming.

01/16/2025

Amid backlash from the timber industry and some national forest-adjacent communities, the U.S. Forest Service withdrew its National Old Growth Amendment.

01/16/2025

Struggling with Gambling Addiction? Help is Available.
If you or someone you know is battling a gambling addiction, support is just a call or click away: Wyoming Council on Problem Gambling: Call the 24/7 helpline at 1-800-GAMBLER or visit wyomingcpg.org.

You’re not alone—help is here.

01/16/2025

In this week's edition...

- Children at the Boys & Girls Club play at the park.
- School bus drivers collaborate to overcome driver shortage
- Women attend the 14th Annual Women's Agriculture summit
- Kiwanis Club take down Christmas decorations
- BHS Sports and more...

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01/16/2025

The first day of the 68th Wyoming Legislature’s general session got off to an emotional start Tuesday, punctuated by moments of religious declaration, as the Wyoming Freedom Caucus officially took control of the state’s House of Representatives.

CHEYENNE — The first day of the 68th Wyoming Legislature’s general session got off to an emotional start Tuesday, punctuated by moments of religious declaration, as the Wyoming Freedom Caucus

01/15/2025

Funeral services for Sara Harris, 91-year-old Buffalo resident who passed away peacefully Sunday, at the Meadow Wind Assisted Living Center in Casper with her daughter Sherrill holding her hand, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 18.

Sara Ann Harris

01/15/2025

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Wyoming’s average gasoline prices up 3.4 cents a gallon in past week

01/15/2025

The Countdown is On!
The Sheridan College Walk-In Event starts in 1 hour, and they're looking forward to seeing you there!
3:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Sheridan College in Johnson County: 63 N. Burritt Ave., Bomber Mountain Civic Center
No appointment needed-meet with admissions, financial aid, and academic counselors to take the next step toward your future.
Questions? Call (307) 684-2001
See you soon! 🎓

01/15/2025

Richard F. Staley, 75, formerly of Buffalo, passed away unexpectedly on Jan. 3, 2025.

Richard Staley

01/15/2025

A celebration of life for Pat Mauck, 93-year-old Buffalo resident who passed away Jan. 8 at the Amie Holt Care Center in Buffalo, will be held by her family in the summer of 2025 in the Bighorn Mountains at a time to be announced.

Patricia ‘Pat’ Mauck