Good morning, Sheridan.

Sheridan College student Jordan Carroll completed a 60-minute documentary made from 12 hours of footage that spotlights Wyoming’s female ranchers — his work draws inspiration from a Hans Zimmer song and captures the state's ranch culture.

SCSD#3 Board of Trustees approved $3,500 to help fund the FFA trip to the 99th National FFA Convention and Expo in Indianapolis in October—two students will earn FFA degrees—a Community Lunch is on Oct.

7 at the school.

Sheridan Community Land Trust is restoring South Dry Creek’s wet meadow to slow water flow and boost riparian habitat during this dry year.

Working with Wyoming Game and Fish and local landowners, crews use low-tech methods to help hold water in the landscape.

Hunters traveling to hunting areas this fall must stop at check stations by law, even if no animal is harvested.

Game and Fish personnel will collect wildlife data and test for chronic wasting disease and brucellosis, and hunters can voluntarily bring animals to the regional office.

JCHC Foundation Director Chris McBarnes told the hospital board that plans for employee housing on a JCHC property face a minor setback — funds now total about $170,000 for Amie Holt Care Center from recent fundraisers, and a van is expected in roughly six weeks.

The Sheridan VA Health Care System will partner with the Veterans Benefits Administration and the National Cemetery Administration to host a virtual town hall (focusing on life, legacy, and benefits) Tuesday at 5 p.m. Wyoming veterans can join online to learn about available care options.

The Big Horn Rams hosted Tongue River on Thursday and won 80-15 — Cruz Hernandez, honored for his 78 touchdowns before the game, added three more in a strong showing.

On Thursday, Sept. 10, the Big Horn Lady Rams hosted the Pine Bluff Lady Hornets and defeated them 3-0 with Afton Cummins and Hannah Clark teaming up for the game-winning block.