Good morning, Sheridan.

Downtown Sheridan Association is hosting the Spring Cha-Ching!

April Shopping Spree to boost local shops through April 30, and one winner will receive a $1,000 shopping spree; participants can enter by texting a receipt photo to 307-336-7595, and the winner will be notified on May 5.

Woodcarvers Don Johnson and Roger Haight opened their exhibit at the Brinton Museum (Northern Trust Gallery) on April 10.

The exhibit will run through June and displays birdhouses and wildlife sculptures that honor local natural beauty.

Sheridan and Johnson County saw unemployment rise from 3.3% to 4.3% in January (the statewide rate reached 3.6%) as seasonal trends took effect while nonfarm jobs increased by 200 from last year.

Sheridan County Emergency Management is partnering with the University of Wyoming Extension Office & the National Weather Service to offer free SKYWARN storm spotter training for community members.

The training will be held soon at a local venue.

High school and middle school students can join Wyoming 4-H's sixth annual virtual career night on Sunday, Apr.

19 at 5 p.m. Mountain time for a free online career exploration event.

Yesterday, the Sheridan County Board of Commissioners lifted partial fire restrictions imposed since March 30 to allow careful open burning, though officials urge residents to check weather forecasts and keep fire tools ready in case conditions change.

A Wyoming teen showed remarkable grit at a local demolition derby near Sheridan, competing with skill in a high-adrenaline race.

His performance drew local cheers and highlighted a fresh spirit in competitive youth sports.