Good morning, Sheridan.

AARP Wyoming has opened nominations for its 2026 Andrus Award for Community Service—aimed at volunteers aged 50 and older—and invites submissions until June 30.

Finalists will be featured on Facebook before the Volunteer Summit on Oct. 1 in Laramie.

The Sheridan Community Land Trust invites locals to explore Wyoming's apple history during free sessions featuring a video and discussion with Dr. Jonathan Magby scheduled for May 13 (10–11:30 a.m. at The Hub on Smith) and May 19 (10:30 a.m.–12 p.m. at Tongue River Valley Community Center in Dayton).

The Holy Name Catholic School Bilingual Choir performed songs to open The Hub at the Smith Cinco De Mayo celebration on Tuesday in Sheridan — marking a festive start to the local event.

The U.S. Department of Justice confirmed an antitrust investigation into the meatpacking industry that many Wyoming ranchers say is long overdue, as heavy consolidation by major processors pressures local cattle producers (including Tyson Foods, Cargill, JBS, and National Beef).

Johnson County Commissioners awarded scholarships to three high school seniors on May 6; two Buffalo High students and one Kaycee High student were named, with the $500+ per semester aid available at the University of Wyoming and community colleges.

Alternate recipients and a deadline for renewal awards were also announced.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department urges residents to avoid disturbing newborn wildlife because most mammals hide their young and return to nurse.

They advise leaving the area if an animal is found alone or if adults act aggressively (contact at 307-777-4600 if needed).

Sheridan County commissioners approved a ballot proposition on May 6 to continue the 2% lodging tax that supports local tourism.

Zane Garstad, president of Sheridan County Travel + Tourism, urged the measure noting its economic benefits + adjustments were made to the wording.

National Police Week starts Sunday, May 10 and runs through Saturday, May 16, honoring fallen officers nationwide; Sheridan Police Captain Tom Ringley said two officers will attend memorial events in Washington, D.C. after the loss of Sergeant Nevada Krinkee.

The Sheridan Lady Broncs hosted the Campbell County Lady Camels on Tuesday, May 5 at Homer Scott Stadium and won 2-0 with goals by Kara Erramoupse and Parker Treide.

Big Horn High School hosted the Little Goose run, jump and throw on May 6, 2026, with teams from Big Horn, Tongue River and Sheridan High schools competing.

Sheridan Lady Broncs' Trinity Johnson won the high jump — a highlight of the event.

The American Legion Post No.7 Sheridan Troopers hosted Rapid City Post 22 Hardhats on May 3—winning 2-1 with a walk-off single from Blaine Phillips.

Matt Brown won the season-opening race at Sheridan Speedway on Sunday, May 3.

He led all 15 laps in his Rocky Mountain Hardtops coupe and swept his heat race from a second-place start.

Jordan Glow Circus

6:30-10:30 p.m. — Sheridan County Fairgrounds — Tickets from $9.88 — Experience thrilling acts and family fun at the Jordan Glow Circus.

Jordan Glow Circus

2:00 – 3:30 PM — Sheridan County Fairgrounds — Adult tickets $20, children 2 and under free — Experience a dazzling circus performance for the whole family.

K-POP Guardians Live Tribute Show

4-5:30 p.m. — Sheridan County Fairgrounds — Cost info not provided — Experience an electrifying live performance featuring iconic K-POP hits and choreography.

HAUS PARTY

12 PM – 11:59 PM — Ice Haus Eatery — Free entry — Celebrate summer with live music, local vendors, food, and drinks at this community-focused outdoor event.