Good morning, Sheridan.

The Sheridan Community Land Trust invites volunteers to help reroute the Soldier Ridge Trail Tuesday, Aug.

18 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in a project that will ease the climb, add fun turns, open new views, and link to the upcoming Ridgetop Natural Area (tools, guidance, snacks, and beverages will be provided).

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will offer two hunter education courses in Sheridan this September.

A two-day in-person class for women will run mid-September plus a five-hour online course is scheduled for Sept. 26, with registration opening soon.

The Sheridan College Board of Trustees met on Tuesday, Aug.

11 and passed a 5-1 resolution warning that if Wyoming Initiative 1 passes in November, the college could lose over $1.3 million and cut programming because of lower residential tax revenue.

The Wyoming Weed & Pest Council urged local producers to check for invasive weeds as drought relief hay arrives under Gov. Gordon’s Executive Order authorizing emergency permits for hay transport; weed and pest districts will respond promptly to reported infestations.

Alicia Carrel (ERA-Carroll Realty Co.) in Sheridan advises homeowners to monitor home upkeep and neighborhood conditions and make strategic improvements to boost property values.

The Sheridan Broncs and Lady Broncs hosted the Invitational at Kendrick Municipal Golf Course on Wednesday and the meet continues today as teams from Riverton and Buffalo compete — showcasing local golf talent.