Sheridan style
As inexorably interwoven in the mythos of the American West as its intricate wild rose motif is sculpted into leather, the Sheridan-style saddle elevates a once-utilitarian cowboy artifact into a museum masterpiece.
Custom-made saddles fit the horse and rider
A custom-made saddle is a beautiful—albeit complicated—thing.
Breaking beer boundaries: Women thriving in craft beer
When Wyoming gave women the right to vote, triumphant suffragettes were probably not thinking about craft beer.
Kombucha culture
A local kombucha clan of kid-friendly home brewers are busy working their kitchen magic, conjuring another batch of fermented tea.
Carving out tradition: Woodworkers learn from each other
Ash, birch, cedar, cherry.
The farrier connection
Imagine shaping a raw material like steel over hot coals into a horseshoe, with one particular horse in mind.
Living and working in a mountain pass
Growing up, Dave Johnson had one dream profession — work for the Wyoming Highway Department at Burgess Junction in the middle of the Bighorn National Forest.
Unique origins
Wyoming has some of the oddest names for town and geographical features in any state. Sheridan County is no exception. Check out the origins of some strange titles of natural formations and businesses in the area.
Carrying tradition
Discover a local ranch's integration of old and new in the agriculture industry. Younger generations play a part in bringing their industry into the future while honoring the past.
