Good morning, Sheridan.

The fifth-annual Fields of Faith took place Wednesday at Homer Scott Field where students from Sheridan, Big Horn, Tongue River, Buffalo and Kaycee gathered in a prayer circle for worship, testimony and prayer as the event introduced a new tradition.

Wyoming Game and Fish announced two upcoming pheasant hunts for youth+families in the Sheridan region.

The Bud Love Youth Hunt takes place Saturday, Nov. 14 at Bud Love WHMA for youth only, and Fort Phil Kearny will host a family hunt Nov. 27 to 29.

The Sheridan County YMCA is hiring full- and part-time staff for various roles.

Applicants enjoy flexible schedules+ subsidized day care, free memberships, and cross-training opportunities without needing certifications.

On Tuesday, Oct. 6, a grass fire near Highway 345 in Parkman prompted a multi-agency response that included Tongue River Fire & Dayton Fire, and the fire was contained by about 6:30 p.m. The National Weather Service issued a fire weather watch for Sheridan County today.

A national forecast warns Wyoming households that heating bills will be higher this winter if they use less-efficient systems.

Residents are advised to review their options to help manage rising energy costs.

Sheridan College Symphonic Band will perform at 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct.

11 in Kinnison Hall + it will mark its first show under a new conductor.

Sheridan Memorial Hospital is working through contract language issues before the Wyoming State Department of Health awards federal funds under the Rural Health Transformation Program.

Hospital President Mike McCafferty said the board meeting on Oct. 28 will reveal which projects are funded and the final award amount.

The Big Horn Lady Rams hosted the Buffalo Lady Bison on Thursday, Oct.

8 and Maci Winterland made a key play — energizing the game. Digital images and prints are available from Veteran Lensman.