Good morning, Sheridan.

The Sheridan Community Land Trust will host a free community barbecue from noon to 2 p.m. on Sunday, Sept.

28 at Aspen Trailhead at Red Grade Trails to celebrate the opening of the Highlander Trail—connecting the Aspen Trailhead to the Little Bear Loop for hikers and bikers. Residents are asked to bring sturdy shoes, a bike, and their sense of adventure as the event marks the official launch of the new trail with support from Wyoming Pathways.

The annual Clearmont Women’s Club Quilting Bee will be held Saturday, September 20 at 9 a.m. at the Clearmont Library and Community Center—attendees are invited to join in quilting and bring a dish for the noon potluck lunch.

Ryan Gregory was named the new Business Advisor for the 2025 Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses initiative that will bring a $100 million investment to help Wyoming small business owners gain practical training—he becomes the program's first Business Guide in the state.

A Sheridan resident, he brings decades of experience as a Certified Pinnacle Business Guide and leadership coach.

The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce welcomed new member Wyoming Historical Society with an Ambassadors’ ribbon cutting Friday, Sept.

12 during its first statewide conference—this nonprofit works to preserve Wyoming history.

Mi Tierra celebrates Hispanic heritage month by serving authentic Mexican food that blends flavors from Guatemala and Mexico.

Owner Manuel Martinez said customers have searched for genuine cuisine for ten years and now enjoy the family recipes that honor his cultural legacy.

Sheridan County Airport will add six extra flights over Thanksgiving week to meet the high number of travelers heading to and from the airport (this move comes as a response to increased holiday demand).

Sheridan College approved a purchase of 47 acres adjacent to Agripark on September 16th for $2.1 million to give its growing rodeo team more room and to expand teaching space—College President Dr. Walter Tribley said the deal will close within 60 days.

The SCSD#1 Board of Trustees met on September 16 in Big Horn and chairman Clint Krumm read the new mission statement 'Empowering Learners, Enriching Lives' while new principal Ryan Fuhrman introduced a crest with a Latin motto translating to 'Bravery, Honor, Heart and Scholarship' — student representatives shared homecoming plans and Superintendent Jeff Jones announced 'Check and Connect' sessions on September 22 and 23.

The NWCCD Board of Trustees approved a $2.1 million purchase that will add 47 acres to Sheridan College’s property near the AgriPark in north Sheridan—expanding the school’s campus for future programs.

Wyoming Game and Fish Department warns hunters and campers that fall's dry conditions raise wildfire risk, which can damage soil and promote invasive weeds—officials say fire restrictions may be set to protect local lands while urging safe campfire practices.

Officials from Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, and New Mexico say that lower basin states are using too much water from the Colorado River—this could lead to shortages after 2026.

They plan to work on a seven-state solution in upcoming talks to protect the river’s future.

Wolf Creek Wrangle Trail Run

7:30-11:30 a.m. — Eatons' Ranch — Cost varies — Experience a thrilling trail run through scenic views with a chance of bear sightings.

50th Anniversary Celebration of the Creative Fiber Guild

9 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Sheridan College — Free admission — Celebrate half a century of creativity with stunning displays of fiber arts including quilts, clothing, and more.

Family Caregivers Support Group

9:30-11 a.m. — The Hub On Smith — Free admission — Connect with others who understand the challenges of caregiving for loved ones in a supportive environment.

Family Caregivers Support Group

9:30-11:00 a.m. — The Hub On Smith — Free entry — A supportive gathering for those caring for loved ones in Sheridan.