Good morning, Sheridan.

At the Johnson County Fair & Rodeo on July 30, Thomas Mora was named Grand Champion Pocket Pet and Lilly Rozema won Reserve Champion Pocket Pet.

The event honored local pet competitors and continued a trusted tradition at the annual fair.

Sheridan County 4-H and FFA Fair is ongoing at the fairgrounds today with exhibits and livestock shows that invite families to learn and compete; volunteers are needed to support projects (hot weather has prompted some adjustments).

Started in 2010 to address weekend hunger among school kids, Food Group now serves over 1,000 students weekly at 24 schools and community sites.

The grassroots program remains committed to feeding children through school pantries.

Sheridan Community Land Trust is hosting a free Discovery Session, Nativescapes for Your Home, Wednesday, Aug.

5, 6 to 7:30 p.m. at SCLT Community Rooms at 14 Lane Ln where experts from Piney Island Native Plants + Conservation Services explain how native plants improve home landscapes.

On August 2 at 9:00 a.m., Donovin Sprague - a Miniconjou Lakota historian and author - will speak at the Wagon Box Fight Site near Story; afterward, Kearny’s Frontier Regulars will demonstrate historic weapons and explain why the battle differed, and attendees should bring lawn chairs.

The Johnson County Fair & Rodeo hosted its beef show competition, awarding grand champion and reserve titles in categories such as FFA, senior, intermediate and junior beef showmanship, along with market beef and breeding heifer contests.

Results highlight top performers as the event paves the way for future competitions.

SAGE Community Arts is offering final summer art camps in partnership with the local YMCA; the Abstract Art + Painting Nature camps let young artists explore new techniques and build confidence in creative expression this summer.

Sheridan College's nursing program has been named one of Wyoming's top programs (a great honor for the school) and is known for its strong healthcare training.

Jadyn Conner always knew she wanted to work in a hospital.

Casper College released its spring 2026 Dean's Honor Roll, acknowledging 408 students including Sheridan students who met high standards in their courses during the semester.

The Johnson County School Board approved disposing of surplus equipment and vehicles through an online auction by Brannian Auction, LLC on July 30 — after discussion at its meeting — to manage excess district assets.

Neighborhood Pop-Up Camp

4:30-5:30 p.m. — North Heights Park — Free entry — Experience pirate-themed fun with ice cream treats and prizes for kids of all ages.

The Imaginaries Concert

6:30-10:30 p.m. — Whitney Commons Park — Free entry — Enjoy live Americana tunes from a talented husband and wife duo.