Sheridan residents Stella and Clarence Montano will receive the 2026 AARP Wyoming Andrus Award for Community Service at Altitude Chophouse + Brewery in Laramie on Oct.
1. They have spent years volunteering and supporting local programs.
Christina Schmidt from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department said that Sheridan currently offers one in-person, female-only hunter education class with nine open seats as archery season begins and hunting season nears.
She advised students to watch for cancellations or complete the online portion to arrange another in-person session.
A recent analysis shows that Wyoming ice cream fans favor Halo Top nationally while the top local scoop shop is Cream — Sugar Scoop Shop in Jackson Hole.
Google Trends data reveals that interest peaks in summer as consumers explore a variety of frozen treats.
The Arvada-Clearmont Student Council will host a Patriot Day event at Arvada-Clearmont School on Friday, Sept.
11, starting at 7:30 a.m. with donuts and coffee donating proceeds to Wyoming Make-a-Wish Foundation, followed by a flag ceremony from 8:05 to 8:25.
Thirty-nine cowboys competed over two days at the Big Horn Equestrian Center during the 38th-annual Don King Days.
Clint Buringa roped his steer in 14 seconds + won the contest on Sunday.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department urges residents to clear their yards during fall rut season to prevent wildlife entanglements as moose and elk become active.
This seasonal reminder encourages local efforts to protect animals during big game breeding.
County commissioners got an update on the Kaycee Library branch renovation from Library Director Lindsey Belliveau on Sept.
8. The grand opening on Sept. 29 will feature Basque dancers as a blessing and the annual auction fundraiser is set for Nov. 6.
HubFest at the Hub on Smith invites Sheridan residents to explore senior center services and programs while enjoying free food + games.
The fall event runs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26 and aims to help seniors and their families stay informed.
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