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According to Sheridan County’s comprehensive plan, agriculture is the single largest land use in Sheridan County, encompassing nearly 989,000 acres and over 62% of the county. Roughly 577,000 acres, or just under 36% of the county, are public lands under local, state and federal authority. Thus, agriculture, natural resources, public lands and the many ways…

Recognizable by their red coats and welcoming smiles, the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce’s Ambassadors committee serves as the high-profile face of the Chamber.  Whenever a ribbon is cut, a boot is kicked or the holidays arrive in Sheridan, the Ambassadors are there to celebrate. In 2025 alone, the Ambassadors participated in 173 events across…

From Sheridan College’s Innovation Center to the new EmPATH unit at Sheridan Memorial Hospital, the people of Sheridan encounter the work of Powder River Heating and Air Conditioning on a daily basis – often without knowing it. But the community impact of the business extends far beyond the residential, commercial and industrial projects they work…

As election season kicks into full swing, the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce’s Government Affairs committee continues to serve as a conduit for information and local civic involvement. Mission and meetings One of six Chamber Committees, the Government Affairs committee “works to be a conduit for ideas and information regarding public policy to flow between…