Aaron Palmer is a News Reporter at various prominent outlets including WMAZ-TV and Lexology. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on government and politics, elections, and public policy, while also covering aviation and aerospace topics. Aaron's work has been featured in notable publications such as Frontiers, The Good Men Project, and Maryland Reporter.
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Aaron Palmer's coverage primarily focuses on local government, county commissions, city councils, and public meetings. He often reports on government announcements and legal policy regulations at the local level.
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An agreement between Johnson County and Converge 1 has been approved by the county commission.
Mayor Shane Schrader has proclaimed September as “Hunger Action Month” in the City of Buffalo and encouraged residents to increase their awareness and understanding of food insecurity and how it impacts the nation, states, counties, and communities.
During their recent meeting, a Conservation Subdivision was brought before the Sheridan County Commission for their consideration.
Sheridan County's Commissioners, during their recent regular meeting, considered a rezone request by BB Properties, LLC.
During the Johnson County Commission's last meeting, in the Public Comment portion of the Agenda, County Attorney Tucker Ruby spoke to the commission about his enjoyment of Chairman Bill Novotny's Semi-Quencentennial Moments in Time segment where he shares US historical events over the last 250 years.
The Buffalo City Council heard a presentation from Carter Britt, a civil engineer with Morrison-Maierle of Sheridan, for design, permitting, and bidding services for the North Main Sanitary Sewer project.
At the last Buffalo City Council meeting, Mayor Shane Schrader asked for approval of his choices for appointment as city attorney and building inspector.
Sheridan County's Commissioners considered a Notice of Intent (NOI) to vacate a portion of an alley in the Lodore Subdivision in Story.
Johnson County Healthcare Center Foundation Director Chris McBarnes, in his recent report to the Hospital Board, discussed a property owned by the JCHC they are planning to build employee housing on.
The annual Sneakers and Spurs 5K/1K Race/Walk happened Friday morning in downtown Sheridan, one of the lead-up events to the WYO Parade. According to itsyourrace, 386 participants began the race with 374 finishing. Taking first place in the men’s division was Blaine Johnson, a 2021 graduate of Sheridan High School, who will be a senior […]
