Good morning, Sheridan.

Sheridan Media photojournalist Clint Wood won multiple first-place awards at the Wyoming Press Association Photography Pacemaker contest.

His striking images of an RV fire, a rodeo moment and a chess reflection impressed judges—helping Sheridan Press earn top placements in statewide contests.

Museum of the Bighorns is hosting a volunteer meet-up this Saturday, Feb.

15, where locals can learn about upcoming volunteer opportunities at the museum — details on how to join will be shared during the event.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department urges hunters to register for statewide hunter education courses as big game applications open, offering blended learning online and in-person.

Volunteer instructor training includes sessions in Sheridan on April 17 — 18 to help teach safe hunting and conservation techniques.

The SCSD2 Board named Rebecca Adsit as the new superintendent on Monday night+ she will lead Sheridan County School District 2.

Governor Mark Gordon said at the State of the State that legislators should invest in our future by supporting the Permanent Mineral Trust Fund—established in 1975—to build on energy wealth while tourism remains our largest employer (more on tourism coming soon).

Wyoming Highway Patrol Lt. Louis Tegdesch advised Sheridan drivers today to increase following distance on local roads when facing inclement weather or hazardous conditions as part of safety tips shared on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse.

The Sheridan Area Water Supply Joint Powers Board met Monday to review the Lake DeSmet water use feasibility study.

Officials discussed next steps — aiming to secure a sustainable water supply for Sheridan County.

The Spicy Pickles Featuring Hannah Rodriguez

7-10 p.m. — WYO Theater — Ticket information not provided — Experience vintage jazz vibes and big-band energy with the sensational Hannah Rodriguez on vocals.