Good morning, Sheridan.

Bridges property — located off Lane Lane — has seen more visitors in the past four years and will soon add new fields, turf and community spaces to enhance local activities.

The American Red Cross urges Wyoming residents to volunteer this year to help people in need.

Interested locals can reach out to nearby chapters — a simple way to offer the gift of time.

First Baptist Church will host a chili cookoff on Saturday, Jan.

17 at Sheridan Co. Fairgrounds, with proceeds supporting Legacy Pregnancy Center.

The chamber welcomed Eterna Health Aesthetic and Regenerative Medicine with an Ambassadors’ ribbon cutting on Tuesday, Jan.

13, and owner Alyssa Lempka introduced the new business offering integrative and regenerative health services at 304 Coffeen Avenue Suite B.

SAGE Community Arts will host its 11th Annual Black and White Photography Exhibition on Jan.

20 after reopening from a delayed flooring installation caused by a shipping error, with a reception and awards presentation scheduled for 5:30 p.m. on Jan. 29; the exhibition will remain on display until Mar. 7.

Valor Academy students rehearsed for their play 'The Tragic Comedy of Julia Caesar' at the WYO Performing Arts & Education Center on Wednesday, Jan.

14. Carson Norling played Mark Antony in a rehearsal that set the stage for upcoming performances.

Sheridan College’s Sage Mueller was named one of four winners of the Coca-Cola tuition giveaway, a scholarship to help cover tuition costs, officials said.

At a December meeting, members of the local NSDAR chapter honored SCLT with the National Conservation Award for nearly 19 years of conservation, stewardship and public education work in Sheridan County, including the Big Goose Natural Area.

The accolade recognizes longstanding local efforts to protect community resources.