When people ask me to tell them a joke, I always pull the one my mom shared with me out of my back pocket: If you have five pinon nuts in one hand and four pinon nuts in the other hand, what do you have? A difference of a pinon!
Two events have my mind reeling about the awesome community camaraderie this week.
When a friend first suggested Christine Dieterich apply for a leadership position with Habitat for Humanity of the Eastern Bighorns, she had not thought beyond her day-to-day to even consider a leadership position of that caliber.
Cassidy Drew spends a lot of time in 4th Judicial District courtrooms.
Stephen Mullins loves clay.
Amber Van Dyke grew up in a diverse home and has since created her adult home to look similarly.
Heather Berry moved to Sheridan with a flooring business and quickly learned that several other flooring businesses already existed in the city.
Patrick Akers is well known for his integral part in bringing fast-food Mexican cuisine to Sheridan.
Zoila Perry grew up in Worland and, after graduating, wanted to live in a small town. She chose Sheridan College as her landing point.
