Good morning, Sheridan.

Kim Love, a well-known broadcast pioneer and philanthropist, died Saturday at Sheridan Memorial Hospital after battling cancer; he built a local legacy by founding Sheridan Media and reviving Main Street through projects like Frackelton’s and the art walk — his contributions will be deeply missed by the community.

Seventeen students graduated from the John C.

Schiffer collaborative school on May 23 at Kinnison Hall at Sheridan College. Molly Magera sang the National Anthem and Principal Mike Swan thanked teachers and parents—guest speaker Josh Hanson encouraged the graduates to build their future through reading.

Sheridan High School held its graduation on May 25 at Homor Scott Field where many families watched the ceremony.

Principal Scott Cleland and teacher Isaac Vandyke spoke as top students were honored and the branding iron was passed from senior Kyleigh Gold to junior Olivia Hardesty—marking a new step in the school's tradition.

The Sheridan County Commission passed a resolution to change zoning rules for the height of objects near the airport—public hearings are set for July 3 by the Planning and Zoning Commission and August 5 by the county commission to gather feedback.

Columnist Gail Symons said that cutting funds from local official groups would weaken communities—these associations help towns manage laws and public funds.

She warned that reducing their support would shift power to a few state actors and leave local voices unheard.

The Met Live In HD: Il Barbiere di Siviglia

11 AM – 2 PM — WYO Performing Arts and Education Center — Tickets starting at $70 — Experience a live HD performance of the classic opera.

Melissa Carper Live Concert

7-11 p.m. — Kalif Shrine Auditorium — Suggested donations of $15/person — Enjoy a night of live music featuring Melissa Carper and Bonnie Montgomery.