Good morning, Sheridan.

Big Horn Lions Club will host a fundraising golf tournament at Powder Horn Golf Club on Sunday, Sept.

20 to raise funds for scholarships, Wyoming Girls School, Kids Fishing Day & vision health programs; teams cost $80 for members and $180 for non-members, and interested participants may contact Ed Hawkinson.

The Museum at the Bighorns will install new permanent exhibits with mountain-inspired designs in January as a Cheyenne design team finalizes renderings & prepares a rotating exhibit that celebrates 100 years of Whitney Benefits while free admission continues through Aug.

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Six cast members rehearsed for War of Worlds the Original 1938 Radio Play at the Carriage House Theater Tuesday and practiced roles such as operator, announcer, and voices in preparation for the upcoming production.

The Holy Name Catholic School held its first day on Tuesday, welcoming students with a series of introductory classes and activities.

On Tuesday, Aug. 25, Arvada-Clearmont students visited the Clearmont Historical Center to view local exhibits including an old ice box, skillet, juror’s chair and hand-crank date-stamp machine.

Center Director Sandy Hirz — with help from local historians — explained the displays and encouraged more exploration of Clear Creek Valley’s past.

Business Insider ranked the University of Wyoming number 9 on its Best College Towns list, adding to growing accolades for the institution.

UW Marketing and Communications director Chad Baldwin said the recognition followed TIME Magazine’s ranking of UW as one of the nation’s top public universities earlier this year.

The Wyoming Department of Education has launched the Statewide Needs Assessment Survey for the 21st Century Community Learning Centers program (Cohort 17) to identify community learning needs statewide, and responses from educators and families are needed before Oct.

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GATEway Autism Therapies and Education, Inc. has opened a clinic in Sheridan to meet growing local needs for autism therapies.