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Flu Clinics Offered at JCHC, Clinic ‘Busy’ (opens the original)
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During the Johnson County Healthcare Center Hospital Board of Trustees meeting Wednesday night, Clinic Director Crystal Smith updated the board on recent drive-up flu vaccine clinics they had offered. In her written report, Smith said in August clinic visits totaled 1,412 down from 1,444 in August of 2025. Visits in 2024 totaled 1,399 and in 2023 totaled 1,419. There were 368 visits in the Walk-in Clinic during the month, down from 390 during the same month in 2025.
JCSD1 Board Updated on Upcoming Election (opens the original)
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In his written report to the Johnson County School Board, Superintendent Charles Auzqui gave an update on the General Election on November 3 and the races that will affect the school district. The board had discussed the possibility of reducing the number of trustees on the board for a number of months, and sought approval by the Wyoming State Board of Education (WSBE) to do so. Back in May of this year, the WSBE did approve JCSD1’s request to go from a nine-member Board to a seven-member Board.
Gatchell Museum to Offer Documentary on Missing Wind River Native Women (opens the original)
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The Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum will be presenting a documentary called Who She Is on October 19 at theBuffalo Theater’ According to calderaproductions.com, Who She Is is a documentary that highlights lives of four women from the Wind River Reservation caught in the MMIW (Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women) epidemic in the U.S. By bringing these missing women to life on screen, through animation and first-person storytelling, the documentary aims to humanize the people behind the statistics.
JCSD1 Board Passes Graduation Revised Policies on First Reading (opens the original)
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The Johnson County School Board considered revisions to two policies concerning graduation requirements during their last regular meeting. The first policy, File IKF, is for Buffalo and Kaycee High Schools and their proposed credit requirements for graduation. The second policy, File IKFC, is for New West Alternative High School and their proposed credit requirements for graduation. The board voted to approve both policies on first reading. To read the proposed new graduation requirements, click
Jo Co Commission Gets Update on PRFD Personnel (opens the original)
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While in Buffalo to recognize the Johnson County Commission for their continued support of the Powder River Fire District (PRFD) in Kaycee, Anita Bartlett, grants coordinator for the district, was asked by Commission Chairman Bill Novotny about current personnel at the fire district. Bartlett said the young man lives in Kaycee and attends Kaycee High School and has worked at the fire district for the last two years during the summer.
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