Good morning, Sheridan.

Elk Mountain Llama Farm runs farm tours today with party-going-llamas that began as an FFA project and will soon offer guided hiking treks, giving visitors a quirky blend of outdoor fun and local charm.

The Crow Fair Rodeo held timed events on Saturday with local competitors testing their skills.

Photos by Clint Wood captured the lively moments + the spirit of the event.

Retired Lt. Col. Barry Gasdek, Wyoming’s first state veteran service officer, is honored for his brave actions in Vietnam and his ongoing work helping fellow veterans.

Local leaders recognize his storied military career as a significant part of Wyoming history.

Entrepreneur Kelli Tracy closed on a new 800 sqft boutique in downtown Sheridan today, marking 10 years since she began selling clothes out of her closet.

She now designs her own ’70s-inspired fashions, wholesales to 146 stores & ships orders worldwide.

The Brinton Museum is hosting William Gollings: Collected Treasures from August 14 to December 21 and the free exhibit displays rare paintings, etchings, and drawings that capture Sheridan’s art heritage + visitors can try cowboy poetry at a special station.

In the second week of August, video sales boosted calf and yearling prices—despite lower cattle profits from federal policies and drought.

Producers rely on upcoming rain and snowpack for better forage while consumers keep strong demand for lean ground beef.