Good morning, Sheridan.

The Powder River Basin Resource Council got an AARP microgrant to lead a walk audit in Sheridan scheduled for early September.

Assistant Director Katherine Schrock and Kate Gladdin will review pedestrian safety and share details on Public Pulse when the date is confirmed.

America’s 250th Community Picnic was held at Kendrick Park and Trail’s End Mansion on Saturday, July 4, where local residents gathered to mark the milestone with food and games.

Ranchester held its annual Fourth of July celebration on July 4 at the town park, where neighbors enjoyed a parade and fireworks.

The local event brought the community together during the holiday.

Cruz Contreras and the Black Lillies from Knoxville performed at Sheridan College Sunday for Music on the Mall — the season’s first local summer music event.

The Sheridan County Commission awarded a $1,000 Second-Year Renewal Scholarship to a high-school graduate now in college at the University of Wyoming or a Wyoming Community College during its June meeting and also granted three first-year $1,000 scholarships to local seniors.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission will hold an in-person and Zoom meeting on July 14-15 at Ramada Plaza (1809 Sugarland Drive) to review regulation revisions and take comment.

A tour of local wildlife areas will depart from the Sheridan Regional Office at 1 p.m. on July 13.

The Hub on Smith’s Day Break offers a community-based program to keep older adults active and independent at home; Program Coordinator Ana Gale and Director Nick Little invite residents to tour the facility to see activities like games, exercise, arts, crafts, music and outings — offering peace for caregivers.

The annual Wyoming Wife Carry Championship took place at Ranchester Town Hall Park on Saturday, July 4—local photographer Clint Wood captured the moments while Sheridan Media shared a reel of the first two competing couples.

On Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, WYO Rodeo Board President Hayden Heaphy and VP Jess Sams detailed yearlong planning for an elite rodeo, one of the top 60 PRCA events, which draws contestants and channels over $6 million to the local economy — Heaphy advises buyers to use ticket counter.

Snacks & Stories

11 AM — Sheridan County Public Library Fulmer Branch — Free entry — Enjoy delightful snacks while engaging in lively read-alouds as part of the Summer Reading Program.

Adult Evening Craft Club

5:00 PM - 6:30 PM — Sheridan County Public Library Fulmer Branch — Free entry — Unleash your creativity at an engaging crafting session for adults.

Free Build Friday

10 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. — Sheridan County Public Library Fulmer Branch — Free entry — Enjoy a day of creative fun crafting Lego and Duplo masterpieces for all ages.

Crafting Together

12-2 p.m. — Sheridan County Public Library Fulmer Branch — Free entry — Enjoy a fun crafting event for families during the Summer Reading Program.

Snacks & Stories

11 AM — Sheridan County Public Library Fulmer Branch — Free entry — Enjoy snacks and captivating read-alouds as part of the Summer Reading Program.

Snacks & Stories

11 a.m. — Sheridan County Public Library Fulmer Branch — Free entry — Enjoy delightful snacks and engaging read-alouds as part of the Summer Reading Program.

Landscape and Fiber Art Camp

8:30-11:30 a.m. — SAGE Community Arts — Free entry — Create stunning outdoor art using watercolor, collage, and yarn inspired by indigenous techniques.

Landscape and Fiber Art Camp

8:30-11:30 a.m. — SAGE Community Arts — Cost info not provided — Create beautiful outdoor settings using watercolor, collage, and yarn influenced by indigenous Mexican techniques.

Snacks & Stories

11 AM — Sheridan County Public Library Fulmer Branch — Free entry — Enjoy snacks and engaging read-alouds as part of the Summer Reading Program.

Crafting Together

12-2 p.m. — Sheridan County Public Library Fulmer Branch — Free entry — Enjoy a creative afternoon of crafting for kids and parents during the Summer Reading Program.