Good morning, Sheridan.

The Sheridan Community Land Trust is inviting small cattle producers to join its virtual fencing project that will reduce fencing needs, save time and protect sensitive grazing areas.

Officials explained that more details and registration information are available on the agency's website.

The Sheridan County YMCA has announced 51 summer camps for local kids, with registration starting April 11 for members and April 15 for nonmembers.

The program features partnerships with SAGE Community Arts + WYO PLAY, Science Kids and Rooted in Wyoming to offer diverse activities.

Ye Olde Bronc Players, a theater education program from Sheridan County School District 2 and WYO PLAY, will present an abridged version of Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors (directed by Heather Bujans) on April 9 and 10 at 7 p.m. in the Early Building Auditorium at SJHS.

In 2025, the Wyoming Game and Fish Laboratory tested 5,370 samples from elk, deer, and moose — detecting CWD in 842 animals.

The agency noted increased prevalence in mule deer and white-tailed bucks, identified new hunt areas, and reminded hunters that testing is free.

U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis introduced the Local Data for Better Conservation Act on April 2, which seeks to amend the Endangered Species Act to require federal officials to use state-collected wildlife data.

The bill aims to ensure state data play a role in listing or delisting endangered species.

Sheridan County Sheriff Levi Domingez warned residents on Public Pulse to be careful during the dry conditions — partial fire restrictions went into effect on March 30 — urging wildfire prevention.

The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce hosted a Legislative wrap-up breakfast on April 2, 2026, where local legislators detailed the Cheyenne budget session.

Former State Senator Dave Kinskey questioned Wyoming Business Council funding—Senate President Bo Biteman explained about $12 to $14 million was set aside while reforms are considered.

The Make-A-Wish Foundation granted Clearmont high school senior Bronc Vineyard his wish to upgrade his pickup with a new flatbed, grill guard, and toolbox after nearly two years in remission from leukemia.

He plans to finish treatments soon and attend Grand Canyon University to study finance.

On April 2, Johnson County Healthcare Center CEO Luke Senden told the hospital board that several providers reached out about shifting roles or retiring soon.

He said this interest is welcome news that could help the facility manage staffing changes.

Sheridan Recreation District is offering youth baseball programs for children ages 4-6 including Little Sluggers and Webb Wright Baseball leagues; registration runs through April 10 with practices in late April and games starting May 18 at local fields such as Thorne-Rider Park.

Cat's Glasses Concert

7-10 p.m. — 42 N Main St, Sheridan, WY — Check local listings for ticket prices — Experience an electrifying mix of Americana, folk, and soul music with rich harmonies and infectious rhythms.