Good morning, Sheridan.

The Sheridan County YMCA will launch its annual Give Your Heart to a Child campaign on Tuesday, Oct.

20, to raise funds for memberships and programs that support disabled residents, children, families, and seniors. Donations of all sizes will help maintain access to community activities.

The Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum will show the documentary 'Who She Is' at the Buffalo Theater on Monday, Oct.

19 at 6 p.m. (a Q&A with Northern Arapaho Tammy Snyder will follow) to highlight the lives of four Wind River women affected by the MMIW crisis.

WYO Theater reimagines Mozart’s Così fan tutte as a season opener today by updating the classic opera to a fun 1950s Coney Island-style amusement park setting – a shift from its original Naples backdrop at the WYO Performing Arts and Education Center.

At Tuesday night’s Sheridan Community Land Trust Discovery Session, Cheyenne tribe members Linwood Tall Bull and his son Randall shared native plants and traditional tools, letting attendees ask questions and sample food that reflected Cheyenne culture.

The event displayed buffalo robes, stone and bone knives, and traditional crafting techniques.

Sheridan County 4H members competed at the AKSARBEN Stock Show in Grand Island, Nebraska, where Kaleb Booth, Carter Cox, Stephen Gamble & Ella Hiller earned top placements in livestock judging.

Other county youth also showcased their skills in various categories.

The Sheridan County YMCA’s Faith Scholarship is accepting students who explore church and youth programs+ Executive Director Liz Cassiday told Sheridan Media’s Pulse that the award aims to support youth growth physically, emotionally and spiritually.

Ram Academy launches a new program where Lawson + Daugaard help freshmen move from middle school to high school in the Big Horn building.

The initiative addresses the challenges of the switch and supports student success.

Attorney General Keith G.

Kautz has announced a plan with AGs from 47 states to distribute funds to consumers who paid inflated prices for generic drugs following settlements. Consumers in the state are urged to claim their compensation when the program opens soon.

At a recent board meeting, Johnson County Healthcare Center clinic director Crystal Smith reported that August drive-up flu vaccine visits reached 1,412 and walk-in visits numbered 368 (both slightly lower than previous years).

The board reviewed the figures during the meeting.

The Tongue River Eagles hosted the Moorcroft Wolves in Dayton last Friday and won 8-0.

Digital images from the fall game are available for purchase.

The Sheridan Broncs defeated the Laramie Plainsmen 35 to 27 at Homer Scott Field on Friday — senior running back Brayden Brutlag jumped over a falling opponent in a key play — to earn the win.

On Thursday, Oct. 1, the Sheridan Lady Broncs hosted the Big Horn Lady Rams in volleyball, and the Rams won 3-0 with a final set score of 25-21.