Good morning, Sheridan.

In 2024, CHAPS Equine Assisted Services celebrated a landmark year, serving a record 309 individuals, including veterans and foster youth, thanks to over 3,400 volunteer hours.

Tina Good, celebrated as Sheridan's Christmas Lady, enhances community spirit through her elaborate holiday decorations and donations to those in need.

Sheridan Police Officer Sergeant Nevada Krinkee was killed in the line of duty while serving a trespass warning, marking the department's first line-of-duty death, followed by a community and law enforcement outpouring of support.

In the second quarter of 2024, an assistant principal at Sheridan High School was arrested and later found guilty of sexual assault, and the City of Sheridan agreed to a $250,000 settlement for the demolition of a homeowner's residence during an armed standoff.

The Kendrick Mansion in Sheridan, Wyoming, hosts an immersive, historical Christmas event, recreating a day in the life of the Kendrick family in 1924 with period costumes and settings.

School students across various grades have been actively engaging in music and song performances to celebrate the holiday season.

Sheridan College has announced its spring 2025 arts events schedule, starting with a violin and cello concert by Josh and Julia Henderson on January 18.

Education leaders in Sheridan County offer advice to parents on easing children's return to school after winter break with academic and social preparation strategies.

The Wyoming Senate passed SF0054, a homeowner tax exemption bill, incorporating amendments from Vice President Dave Kinskey’s SF121, marking significant property tax relief efforts, while the future impacts of Proposition A remain a focal point for 2025.

Bev Leichtnam and Jack Wood are set to join Sheridan City Council in January.

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.