Good morning, Sheridan.

Sheridan Fire Marshal Jerry Johnston said Fire Prevention Week runs Oct.

4-Oct. 10 with the theme Charge into Fire Safety and noted a 10% annual rise in lithium-ion battery fires. The Fire Station will host an open house from 10 a.m. + 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 10.

The Downtown Sheridan Association will host Monster Mash starting at 10:30 a.m. (sealed candy donations are accepted at 121 S.

Main Str) to offer a safe trick-or-treating event for local children.

A Jesus Worship Rally was held Friday at Kendrick Park — part of Communion America 2026.

A large crowd attended the opening reception on Sept.

25 at The Brinton Museum for the Small Works Show, a sale show featuring over 150 works by 62 regional artists. The exhibition continues through December 21 and works are available online + collectors can purchase art at the museum store.

The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce will accept online applications from Oct.

1 to Oct. 31 for the 2027 Leadership Sheridan County program, a 10-month course including leadership training, local government exposure, and a retreat plus an overnight trip to Cheyenne with eligibility for anyone 18 or older.

The Fall Clash Night One at Sheridan Speedway was held Saturday (Sept.

26) with drivers competing in multiple races. Event organizers said it marked the start of the fall racing season.

The Sheridan Hawks lost to Bozeman 4-3 in overtime during their home season opener at Whitney Rink at the M&M’s Center Friday.

Sheridan College Generals’ Koy McAllister competed in steer wrestling during day two of the SC Pat Hamilton Memorial Rodeo on Saturday — drawing local fans and showcasing traditional rodeo skills.