Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 6th of October.
Good morning, Sheridan.
MomCo hosts brunch twice a month in Sheridan where 30 mothers gather to swap stories and share a meal that eases the isolation of parenting.
Brookdale Senior Living is warning that four common scams (recovery, romance, grandparent and government) are targeting seniors in our community with urgent requests and unusual payment methods.
It advises following FTC guidelines and staying alert to protect finances.
A SkyWest Airlines flight from Denver struck a mule deer as it descended at Sheridan County Airport last week, and all 41 passengers were unharmed after a seven-hour inspection confirmed no damage to the 50-seat plane.
Sheridan and Johnson County manufacturers will host public tours this month to celebrate Manufacturing Month.
The tours will highlight local facilities and explain the industry’s need for new workers.
Natural History Museum of Wyoming will host its Night of Discovery Gala at 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct.
17 at the Ramada Convention Center. An anonymous donor will match up to $10K raised as the event offers social hour, dinner, and auctions featuring unique experiences — sparking family curiosity.
The Johnson County School Board approved new school bus routes for 2026-27 on Sept.
14 for Buffalo and Kaycee areas, though Kaycee routes face ongoing driver training challenges. Transportation Director Bill McKenzie said most routes remain unchanged.
The Hub on Smith will host its annual estate planning seminar at 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct.
10 with estate lawyers Tim Tarver and Christopher Sherwood discussing wills, trusts & powers of attorney for adults. Refreshments and lunch are provided along with a brief Q&A break.
Photojournalist Clint Wood captured elk in the woods west of town and recorded bugling elk on his iPhone several hundred yards away.
At a recent Hospital Board meeting, CEO Luke Senden announced that Steve Pare was named one of the Top 10 Directors of Home Health 2026 by eldercarereview.com, recognizing his leadership in home health and hospice services.
A workshop titled 'Our End of Life Deserves as Much Beauty, Care and Grace as the Beginning' will begin at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Oct.
14 at the Hub on Smith in Sheridan. Dementia Friendly Wyoming leads the event to help families approach end-of-life conversations with empathy + compassion.
At Dayton Saturday, the Buffalo Lady Bison and Tongue River Lady Eagles played and the Eagles won 3 to 0.
Key Buffalo players were Tori Behrend, Patsy Graves, Claire Kozisek, Emily Duncan, and Kodi Boden.
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