Good morning, Sheridan.

Sheridan Community Land Trust is hosting a free family and dog-friendly Backyard BBQ today at Big Goose Natural Area from 5 to 7:30 p.m.—attendees can join a cornhole tournament and raffle while riding bikes or carpooling due to limited parking.

The Big Horn Lions Club is hosting a fundraising golf tournament at Powder Horn Golf Club on Sunday, Sept.

20 to support scholarships, the Wyoming Girls School, Kids Fishing Day & vision health. Players must register by contacting Ed Hawkinson, with fees of $80 for members and $180 for non-members.

Sheridan Community Land Trust is hosting a free guided tour of historic Fort Mackenzie at Sheridan VA, Parking Lot 7 (in front of Building 61) beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug.

29 to explore the site’s over 125-year role with VA historian Thomas Hatch and patient advocate Connie Trentacosti.

An exhibit showcasing Native American women runs at the Museum at the Bighorns until year's end.

It will feature a special presentation in September, a plaque dedication on Sept. 19 at the County Fairgrounds, and new hours starting Sept. 1 while remodeled exhibits are planned for after January.

Holy Name Catholic School opened for classes Tuesday as students and staff began the new school year — photos by Clint Wood document the day.

Sheridan High School seniors gathered at Homer Scott Field on Monday, Aug.

25, for the Senior Sunrise where they ate donuts and took selfies with phones and cameras.

Sheridan County Emergency Management introduced the Ready Set Go program to help residents plan for evacuations (covering preplanning, mapping, alerting, and county zone details).

Coordinator Jesse Ludikhuize discussed the new program on Public Pulse and advised interested people to visit the Emergency Management page for more information.