Good morning, Sheridan.

Director Amy Long on Public Pulse said renovations are underway at library branches with work at The Tongue River continuing, Clearmont starting next week, and Story mid-February; the Wyoming Room collection will be reorganized in February (its renovations are scheduled from July to November).

The free VITA income tax preparation service will run from Feb.

3 through April 11, with office hours Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the local office.

The Brinton Museum in Big Horn is hosting Zak Pullen—award-winning children’s book illustrator—at his 21st show from Feb.

5 to Mar. 30, with a free gallery talk and book signing on March 7 from 10 a.m. to noon.

Clearmont Historical Center is hosting its annual quilt show throughout March for National Quilting Month and is accepting quilts until Wednesday, Feb.

25. Quilters of all skill levels + volunteers are welcome to help set up displays during daily hours from 10 to 3.

Big game hunting applications opened Jan.

2 by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department for elk, deer, pronghorn, moose, bighorn sheep, mountain goat and spring turkey for the 2026-27 season. Applicants should note that key deadlines are approaching statewide.

Sheridan Community Land Trust will mark 20 years by hosting the Fly Fishing Film Tour on Saturday, Feb.

7 at the WYO Theater. The event begins at 5:45 p.m. and will raffle prizes plus support conservation projects along Big Goose Creek.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reminds local hunters that tickets for the 2026 Super Tag raffle are on sale until Feb.

2; winners will be announced mid-February and revenue funds local conservation projects (supporting habitat improvements for big game such as moose, elk and mountain lion).

At Tongue River High School in Dayton on Friday, Jan.

30, 2026, the Lady Eagles beat the Moorcroft Lady Wolves 58-44, with Trinity Boyer's action upending Emma Sopko for a loose ball (a key moment in the win).

At Dayton on Friday, Jan.

30 the Tongue River Eagles lost 63-57 to the Moorcroft Wolves + junior Kenyonn Snell hit the final three-pointer that edged out Laiden Huckins for the game.

The Sheridan Lady Broncs beat the Campbell County Lady Camels 50-22 Friday, Jan.

30 — as the team limited the Camels to nine points in the second half with Ella Bilyeu making key plays.