Good morning, Sheridan.

A new report shows Wyoming ranks fourth worst for women in construction pay as female workers earn a median wage of $45,556 while making up just 9.7% of the industry—nationally, women earn $54,044 and represent 10.7% of construction workers.

The analysis also finds that women in top-paying roles help narrow the industry's wage gap.

Cari Goss, a local hunter and creator of Azyre Gear for women, designs gear built for the field — her friend Cheryl Roebling tests and promotes the line as Cari plans an ibex hunt in Spain, a red stag hunt in Chile and an argali sheep hunt in Mongolia.

She credits her faith for opening new opportunities in outdoor apparel that supports women hunters.

In Sheridan, homeowners are turning their front yards into stage sets with fog machines and smart lighting to create detailed Halloween displays.

Residents add high-tech touches—like Home Depot’s Ultra Skelly with moving parts and sound effects—to spark friendly rivalry and draw local visitors.

Erin Butler, the Executive Director of the WYO Performing Arts and Education Center, and cast members AJ Longhurst and Jacob Sullivan discussed the upcoming Hello, Dolly! premiere on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse.

The performance will be held on Saturday, Oct. 18 in Sheridan (doors open at 6 p.m.) (attendees can enjoy passed hors d’oeuvres and specialty cocktails at the cash bar while wearing themed costumes).

Buffalo High School’s Pemmican student newspaper was recognized nationally, Principal Jake Evans announced at Monday night’s school board meeting.

Advisor Kira Wages explained the award details + praised the dedicated student staff for sharing their school’s story.

Leadership Sheridan County is accepting applications for its 2026 class until Oct.

31 — the program welcomes residents over 18 and local groups who can sponsor candidates with employer support. The program will select 22 participants who will learn about Sheridan’s history and future economic and cultural directions.

The city council will vote on the sixth phase at Black Tooth Park today to install an irrigation system for about five acres—city engineer Thomas Morneau said the plan will improve park maintenance.

Sheridan County School District 1 approved the handoff packet for the soon-to-be Big Horn Recreation Center—after initial construction and services are established, the district will assume ownership.

The application window is now open for Wyoming property tax exemption programs.

The relief applies to veterans, longtime homeowners, and residents living in owner occupied homes.

Family Caregivers Support Group

9:30-11:00 a.m. — The Hub On Smith — Free entry — Connect with fellow caregivers and share support in a welcoming space.

Scary Things Deadlift Showdown

10 PM - 2 AM — Forge Gym — $40 entry for competitors 16 and older, free for youth 15 and under — Join a Halloween-themed charity deadlift competition and enjoy family-friendly festivities.

Family Caregivers Support Group

9:30-11:00 a.m. — The Hub On Smith — Free entry — Connect with other caregivers and find support in your journey.

Family Caregivers Support Group

9:30-11 a.m. — The Hub On Smith — Free entry — A supportive gathering for those caring for loved ones in Sheridan.

SALT Contemporary Dance Performance

7-9 p.m. — Whitney Center for the Arts — $10 – $30 — Experience an engaging evening of contemporary dance from the SALT Dance Company.

Family Caregivers Support Group

9:30-11:00 a.m. — The Hub On Smith — Free entry — Connect with others in similar caregiving situations for support and resources.

Chamber Lunch

11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. — Best Western Sheridan Center — $25 per person — Enjoy a lunch buffet from Killy’s Smokehouse and connect with the community.