Good morning, Sheridan.

Sheridan Community Land Trust and SAGE Community Arts will offer a plein air sketching discovery session at Big Goose Natural Area on Sept.

30. Local art enthusiasts can explore the outdoors and refine their skills during the event.

On Saturday, Sept. 19, the Museum at the Bighorns hosted a tribute to the Miss Indian American pagent and All-American Indian Days exhibit, featuring former winners such as Michele Portwood Robinson, Tomasine Hill Trosi, Susan Arkeketa, and deana harragarra waters (with performances and local speakers).

SEEDA approved preparing bids to add 5-foot gravel shoulders along Yellowtail Drive to ease traffic for the expanding hi-tech+business parks.

The project, estimated at under $70K, now awaits planning commission and city council approval before work is completed by year’s end.

Sheridan High School crowned Homecoming King Fischer Peldo and Queen Hadley Ecklund on Sept.

21 at the school event (official school announcement).

During National Preparedness Month, Sheridan County Emergency Management uses the Ready, Set, Go, Stay system to help residents act in emergencies by advising them to watch for threats, get ready to leave, and stay safe + sign up for alerts to receive updates.

Moms Supporting Moms is a free peer-support group helping new mothers navigate parenthood challenges.

Led by Dr. Emily Denney and nurse Steph Corcoran, the group meets on the first and second Monday each month at Sheridan Memorial Hospital Primary Care (61 S. Gould St.) to build community support.

The Tongue River Lady Eagles beat the Newcastle Dogies in three games Saturday, and Clint Wood’s photos highlight players like Payton McRann + Oaklee Yeager in a strong display.

The annual Mane Event took place Saturday at Koltiska Pumpkin Patch, featuring gravel bike rides of 78, 54, 32 and 22 miles.

Sheridan’s Robin Stewart (and his daughter, Kynlee) enjoyed a tandem ride during the event.

On Saturday at the Sheridan VA Medical Center, the 2026 Michelle Ludwig Invitational girls’ race took place with Big Horn Lady Rams’ junior Lyla Marney winning, while Sheridan Lady Broncs’ Jaelyn Ruybal, Buffalo Lady Bison’s Maya Hall, and Sheridan’s Elli Ruybal finished third, fourth and ninth.