Good morning, Sheridan.

ValleyFest will showcase Tongue River Valley businesses at a free event hosted by the Chamber’s Tongue River Valley Business Committee and Tongue River Brewing Company’s BBQ Cook-Off (Aug.

28 in Ranchester and Aug. 29 in Dayton) with retail and info booths available and business registration due by Aug. 19.

The Chamber welcomed Community Cupboard Corporation, LLC on Saturday, Aug.

1 at a ribbon-cutting event. The nonprofit receives donations of food and clothing to help those in need along the Tongue River Valley plus is led by Lisa Eichhorn at 431 Dayton St in Ranchester.

The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce welcomed Rooski’s Jitter Juice on Thursday, Aug.

13 at 2004 N. Main St. The coffee shop (a locally owned business) offers affordable specialty coffee, smoothies, frappes, boba and sugar-free flavors under owner Tammy Ellis Spaulding.

The Brinton Museum is showing William Gollings: Collected Treasures through December 21, featuring rare paintings, etchings, and drawings that celebrate the Wyoming artist’s cowboy legacy.

A reception with cowboy poetry and refreshments was held on August 14 (free to visit).

Christina Schmidt of the Game and Fish Department said early archery season for pronghorn began Aug.

15 and hunters needed to buy permits when required while checking conservation stamps (with purchase dates) and confirming legal access to hunting areas.

The City of Sheridan is hosting a Safe Streets for All Open House on Wednesday, Aug.

19 from 5–7 p.m. at Whitney Commons Pavilion, inviting residents to share feedback on transportation safety improvements funded by a federal grant.

The Wyoming Aeronautics Commission will present an updated study on the economic impact of Wyoming’s 34 public airports and the return on investment from local air service programs on Aug.

26 at 9 a.m. at the Fair Grounds Exhibit Hall — residents interested in Sheridan air service are welcome to attend.

Two Sheridan golfers, Josh Gardner and Jared Stiver, won a New Year’s lottery to play at Landmand Golf Club in northeast Nebraska and then competed in The Heartbeat tournament over several days, finishing 19th among 52 teams while facing a course with fairways as wide as football fields.