Good morning, Sheridan.

Sheridan Fire-Rescue hosted its annual September 11 Remembrance Service at the SF-R Station Friday, Sept.

11 to honor those lost in the 9/11 attacks - photos by Clint Wood captured the event's solemn tribute.

Residents are invited by the Sheridan County 250 Committee to share items for an America’s Semiquincentennial time capsule, with submissions accepted until Oct.

30. A public filling ceremony will be held in Dec. 2026 before the capsule is buried at the Fulmer Public Library in 2027 (opening in 2076).

Valor Academy hosted its first-ever 9/11 Ceremony, where retired New York Police Department officer Dennis Flynn recalled driving down the parkway and witnessing people in tears on Sept.

11.

Sheridan Community Land Trust has closed Big Goose Natural Area to the public due to construction on Lane Ln.

The site (including trails and the welcome center) will remain closed from Monday, Sept. 14 through Friday, Sept. 18 and will reopen Saturday, Sept. 19.

Sheridan Broncs’ top singles players Blake Ligocki and Larissa Hoffman, along with doubles team Gabby Greer and Avery Ligocki, competed against Thunder Basin on Saturday, Sept.

12. Clint Wood took photos during the match.

On Thursday, Sept. 10, the Big Horn Rams beat Tongue River 80-13 in a key game.

Cruz Hernandez (honored with 78 touchdowns before the match) added three more to the score.

The Big Horn Lady Rams defeated the Southeast Lady Cyclones in a best two-out-of-three tournament on Saturday, with Leah Phillips scoring the winning slam (a key play that clinched the victory) at Big Horn.