Good morning, Sheridan.

Josh Dorrell resigned as CEO of the Wyoming Business Council on Oct.

14 after nearly seven years of service - the board has begun its search for an interim leader and will name a permanent CEO by summer.

Black Tooth Brewing Company from Sheridan earned silver and bronze medals at the Great American Beer Festival in Denver last weekend — competing among 1,300 breweries and 7,300 entries.

Founder Tim Barnes said that 1314 is a limited annual release.

The WYO Performing Arts and Education Center opens its Fall Premiere with an updated version of Anything Goes on Oct.

24. The event starts with a Captain’s Night pre-show at Frackelton’s at 5:30 p.m. & a 7 p.m. main show that honors longtime director Marva Craft, with encores scheduled later.

The Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum is hosting a free screening of Who She Is — a documentary on four women's experiences with the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women crisis — at the Buffalo Theater from 6-8 p.m. Monday, Oct.

19, with Northern Arapaho member Tammy Snyder answering questions after the film.

The Wyoming Business Council accepted Josh Dorrell's resignation as CEO yesterday and began a search for an interim leader, with plans to select a permanent CEO by summer.

The board thanked Dorrell for his service and affirmed the agency's role in supporting local economic development.

The Game and Fish Department announced four dumpsters in Sheridan and Johnson counties for hunters to dispose of carcasses.

They are located at key sites near Buffalo, Dayton, Ranchester, and Kaycee + are emptied weekly and will not accept household garbage.

The Wyoming Business Council announced Wednesday that CEO Josh Dorrell, who led the agency since 2020, is stepping down.

The board will begin its search for an interim CEO immediately— a permanent leader is expected by summer.

At Tongue River High School on Wednesday, juniors and sophomores defeated seniors and freshmen 12-0 in the annual Homecoming Powderpuff game.

After each game, the Broncs gather in a circle as coach Jeff Mowry asks players what went well, similar to a military after-action review.

The practice builds team performance and guides future improvements.