Good morning, Sheridan.

Moorcroft native Chancey Williams, who has shared stages with Toby Keith and earned his Cheyenne Frontier Days Hall of Fame spot, will soon release his album and appear in a movie and Fox Sports show next week.

He stays true to his Wyoming roots while building a country music career.

The historic Outlaw Trail once stretched from Mexico to Canada and passed through Wyoming in the late 19th century, allowing outlaws and local ranchers (or those pressured by them) to coexist.

Today, local museums like Hoofprints of the Past Museum let visitors explore sites along the trail.

The Brinton Museum will host The Small Works Show from Sept.

26 to Dec. 21 with over 60 artists from Wyoming and the Rocky Mountain West. An opening reception is set for Friday, Sept. 25, from 5 to 7 p.m. (free entry).

The Sheridan Lady Broncs hosted Thunder Basin on Friday in Sheridan, drawing local sports fans to the community event.

Photos taken by local photographers captured the action.

Sheridan Broncs’ Eli Balkenbush, Joseph Gonda and Grayson Moore finished first, second and fifth in the Michelle Ludvig Invitational boys race held Saturday at the Sheridan VA Medical Center (Jace Townsend from Buffalo placed fourth).

The Sheridan Broncs hosted the Kelly Walsh Trojans for Homecoming on 9/18 and senior linebacker Liam Weber made a key play (photos by Clint Wood) during the game.

Runners in the Wolf Creek Wrangle Half-Marathon were captured leaving Eaton’s Ranch Saturday, Sept.

19 + photos by Clint Wood are posted on Sheridan Media social media.