Good morning, Sheridan.

Wyoming Hunger Initiative (WHI) invites hunters to share their harvest with families facing food insecurity through its 2026 Food from the Field Program as the hunting season begins statewide.

Ucross Foundation will host the Ucross Gala on Sept.

24 at its ranch, featuring 10 Western artists and a silent auction to support its residency program. The event will honor trustee Naoma Tate with the Outstanding Patron of the Arts Award (highlights include live painting by Tracy Stuckey).

Tyler Boeh's comedy show will take place at the WYO Performing Arts and Education Center at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept.

12 in Sheridan. Ticket prices are $30 for the main floor and $20 for the balcony, and proceeds will benefit the local dog and cat shelter.

The Sheridan County YMCA has opened registration for fall basketball for second- and third-grade players to learn basic skills and build teamwork + confidence in a supportive setting, and scholarships are available for qualifying families.

Contact the YMCA for details.

SCLT is hosting a free fly casting workshop for ages 12 and up at Big Goose Natural Area at 14 Lane Ln starting at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Sept.

22; all casting gear will be provided and RSVP is required for one-on-one instruction.

Sheridan County Commissioners approved the agreement for the Tongue River Kleenburn Stream Stabilization and Water Quality Improvement Project during a meeting this week.

County Engineer Ken Muller said the $606K project will receive funding from the Wyoming Wildlife Trust, Wyoming Game & Fish Foundation, SWPP and Sheridan County.

At Amie Holt Care Center, administrator JoAnn Kay told the board that residents are excited about a new custom-built van funded by the JCHC Foundation + local donors.

The van will boost safety, independence, and quality of life for center residents.

Clare Broadbent, a Sheridan High School freshman, will defend her wins in ranch riding, working western rail and ranch reining in Gillette on Saturday (she won these events in spring shows riding Kaycee and has worked with the horse for eight months).