Good morning, Sheridan.

The Sheridan Chamber of Commerce will host the Lunch Program 'Building Our Future: Education in Sheridan County' at the Historic Sheridan Inn on Wednesday, Sept.

9; online registration is required by 4 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 7, and a $25 fee covers the program + buffet lunch.

The Sheridan Community Land Trust marked 20 years with a backyard BBQ at SCLT Big Goose Natural Area Wednesday, featuring live music + great food and family fun for local residents.

The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce welcomed new member GATEway Autism Therapies & Education with a ribbon cutting on Tuesday, Aug.

25 at 206 N. Brooks St. The organization provides autism evaluations, ABA therapy, counseling and educational services to support individuals with autism and families.

The Museum at the Bighorns will install new exhibits in January with mountain-inspired displays highlighting peak names in tribal languages and local outdoor history—plus a rotating exhibit celebrating 100 years of Whitney Benefits.

Free admission continues through Aug. 31 with support from the Scott Foundation.

The Brinton Museum will host the first Fall into Art program on Saturday, Aug.

29 at 10:30 a.m. art historian Ramey Mize will explain Lakota leader Stephen Standing Bear's muslin works as part of The Unfinished War exhibition.

Sheridan Community Land Trust hosts its Explore History event this Saturday, Aug.

29, at Fort Mackenzie from 10 a.m. until noon to showcase local heritage (reported by Marketing and Development Contractor Chris Veba).

Sheridan College is set to launch its Fall arts season as acclaimed pianists Anna and Dmitri Shelest will perform at Kinnison Hall in the Whitney Center for the Arts on Sept.

4 at 7 p.m.

Sheridan County Airport generates over $102 million for Wyoming’s aviation industry + faces capacity challenges from rapid growth, prompting local officials to explore options to meet rising demand.

Graduating high school seniors in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming can apply for the Daniels Scholarship when applications open on Sept.

1 and close Oct. 15 at 4 p.m. MDT; the program covers full college costs at 25 partner schools or up to $100,000, with finalists notified in January.

Sheridan County Public Library System Director Amy Long provided an update on Public Pulse — noting the non-fiction area is closed as renovations shift focus to the fiction section, with the work funded by a $1.7 million federal grant.

Dreyer’s Ice Cream announced a voluntary recall of select Outshine Fruit Bars (Strawberry, Watermelon, Grape, Tangerine and Black Cherry) due to possible glass contamination distributed in Wyoming and nationwide; the Wyoming Department of Agriculture is alerting stores and advising consumers to check lot codes and discard recalled items.

Sheridan Memorial Hospital received provisional licensure from the state of Wyoming — it has entered the federal review process as it works toward a Critical Access Hospital designation.