Good morning, Sheridan.

The Downtown Sheridan Association will host its third annual Main Street Monster Mash on Saturday, Oct.

24 with a costume contest starting at 10 a.m. at City Hall plus downtown trick-or-treating from 10:30 a.m., while Main Street and Grinnell Plaza close from 8 a.m. to noon.

The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce will celebrate the 2026 Leadership Sheridan County class at the Historic Sheridan Inn from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow — the program concludes a 10-month leadership initiative — and is accepting applications for the 2027 class until Oct.

31.

Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce welcomed new member Western Edge Physical Therapy at 37 S.

Main St on Thursday, Oct. 8 — the clinic, owned by Alanna Duncan, offers pelvic floor, vestibular and orthopedic physical therapy through one-on-one, evidence-based care.

Sheridan Community Land Trust will host two Explore History programs in October that showcase the coal camps and industry that helped shape the region.

The American Legion 7th Cavalry Drum and Bugle Corps performed after director Bill Russell wed Holley Burke near Big Horn last Saturday (he also played Custer in the corps).

The Wyoming Department of Education is accepting applications from nonprofits to serve as Scholarship Granting Organizations under a federal K-12 tax credit program.

Interested groups must apply by Dec. 1 (applications are reviewed on a rolling basis) to offer scholarships for qualifying students in 2027.

A nonpartisan rally focusing on early voter participation and community mobilization is scheduled for Saturday at the Sheridan County Courthouse at 11 a.m. with a follow up gathering at 1 p.m. where participants may also bring flags & wear Halloween costumes.

The event is part of a fourth nationwide effort.

State officials encourage eligible households to apply for the Low Income Energy Assistance Program ahead of winter, which offers up to $1,280 for electric bills from $11 million in funds and quicker furnace replacement assessments for homeowners, renters, or RV residents.

The Sheridan Hawks hosted the Helena Bighorns on Oct.

12 and lost 3-1 while wearing jerseys that honored all types of cancer.

Sheridan Lady Broncs hosted Cheyenne Central Lady Indians on Saturday, Oct.

10 – sweeping the series in three games. The win boosted the team's season as fans cheered the decisive performance.