Good morning, Sheridan.

Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce encourages local shopping with a chance to win Chamber Bucks for wearing Stroll buttons until Dec.

14, with a reminder to pick up orders by Dec. 20.

The Sheridan Downtown Association's Elk Fire Soup Fundraiser generated approximately $7,500 for relief efforts, featuring 12 home chefs and three professionals, with an annual event consideration due to its success.

Trial starts for a high school assistant principal charged with assaulting a student in Sheridan, with jury selection completed and testimonies underway.

Sheridan College Choir, under Dr. Robert Psurny, to perform a diverse range of pieces from Renaissance to modern times, including works by Bruckner and Leavitt, on Dec.

10 at Kinnison Hall.

Uranium Energy Corp. becomes the largest uranium producer in the U.S. by acquiring Rio Tinto's Wyoming assets for $175.4 million, enhancing its annual production capacity to 12.1 million pounds.

A winter storm warning in parts of Wyoming and South Dakota forecasts up to 9 inches of snow and winds up to 50 mph, marking the season's first significant storm.

A judge has mandated a 45-day deadline for U.S. wildlife officials to determine the status of Yellowstone grizzly bears under the Endangered Species Act, potentially leading to state-managed grizzly bear hunting.

Johnson County Commissioners are advocating for an exemption from a long-standing state mandate to annually report on Lake DeSmet, citing the significant effort involved in producing a report that lacks readership.

Sheridan County's Commissioners have initiated the process to designate a portion of Penrose Lane as a new county road following approval of a resolution and the appointment of a viewer.

Tuba Christmas Concert 2024

A beloved annual concert featuring Christmas music performed by a variety of brass instruments including tubas and euphoniums.

Christmas Celebration with the Kendricks at Trail End State Historic Site

Experience a historical portrayal of Christmas through local performances based on real people and events at the Trail End State Historic Site.

Midnight on the Range: New Year’s Celebration at The Inn with Tris Munsick

Experience a lively Old West-themed New Year’s celebration at the historic Sheridan Inn featuring music from Tris Munsick and the Innocents.