Clothing Boutique
WhenMegan Tillard
Megan Tillard opened the doors of Allure Boutique in Douglas, it was out of necessity. Her hometown needed a local place for women to shop, feel condent, and nd quality fashion that t their lifestyle. What began as a practical idea soon blossomed into a well-loved boutique with loyal customers from across Wyoming. A er years of encouragement to bring Allure to Sheridan, Megan found the perfect Main Street storefront. In early 2024, the Sheridan location o cially opened, bringing Allure’s signature style and heart to a thriving downtown.
Walking into Allure feels like coming home. Warm conversation, helpful guidance, and products that re ect both quality and charm greet you at the door.
At its core, Allure Boutique is about connection. Megan and her team are driven by a mission to create a space where women feel seen, celebrated, and cared for not just as customers, but as friends. “We’re not just selling clothes,” she says. “We’re reminding women of their worth, that they’re valuable and deserving of beauty and con dence.”
e boutique o ers a carefully curated mix of timeless, Western-inspired fashion for women and children, along with accessories, gi items, and home goods. What truly sets Allure apart is its personalized experience. From pri-
vate styling parties to one-on-one wardrobe consultations, Allure caters to women on the go, those who need styling help, and those who simply want to gather with their favorite people for a unique shopping event.
Walking into Allure feels like coming home. Warm conversation, helpful guidance, and products that re ect both quality and charm greet you at the door. Everything from the products on the shelves to the relationships built behind the counter is chosen with intention. “We believe in building up women,” Megan explains. “ at includes our team, our customers, and our community.”
Beyond fashion, Allure champions Wyoming’s smalltown culture, emphasizing community, heritage, and local partnerships. e boutique is an advocate for revitalizing downtown spaces and supporting other small businesses, adding to the vibrancy of Sheridan’s historic core.
In the next ve years, Megan hopes to deepen Allure’s local footprint even further by strengthening customer relationships, expanding partnerships, and continuing to create a premiere shopping experience with a personal touch. With its mix of style, service, and heart, Allure Boutique isn’t just a place to shop; it’s a place to belong.
Allure Boutique
(307) 359-9928
35 N Main St, Sheridan, WY 82801
AtBio, we believe the soul of a town lives in the people who build it: the business owners, dreamers, risk-takers, and legacy-makers who roll up their sleeves and shape the communities we love. ese are the stories we tell. ese are the faces we celebrate.
We’re honored to share the local stories that season and strengthen Wyoming communities. Every business we feature has a heartbeat and we take pride in capturing it. Not with generic ads or ashy gimmicks, but through values-based storytelling that helps customers connect on a human level.
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Home Bakery
Avery Burridge
ForAvery, baking has always been more than a hobby; it’s a heartfelt way to bring people together. A er years of experimenting with recipes, creating personalized treats for friends and family, and watching the joy that came with every custom order, she realized it was time to turn her passion into something more. On July 6, 2023, Sugared Peaks was o cially born, bringing handcra ed sweetness and creativity to Sheridan and the surrounding Bighorn community.
Sugared Peaks is a one-woman operation, but it delivers big on quality, detail, and impact. From elaborately decorated sugar cookies to custom cakes and cupcakes, every order is made to match the vision, style, and celebration of each customer. “Seeing someone light up when they see their order for the rst time... at’s why I do this,” Avery says. “Every cookie and every cake tells a special story.”
As a small business owner, Avery pours her heart into each order and views her customers as both collaborators and friends.
What sets Sugared Peaks apart is Avery’s commitment to personalization. She works closely with each client to bring their ideas to life, down to the last detail. Whether it’s a themed birthday, a bridal shower, or a corporate event, her custom designs are tailored for the occasion and always made from scratch using high-quality ingredients.
Beyond the treats themselves, Sugared Peaks brings something special to the community: a personal connection. As a small business owner, Avery pours her heart into each order and views her customers as both collaborators and friends. She takes pride in supporting local events, working with fellow entrepreneurs, and being part of the moments that matter most in people’s lives.
Avery also keeps sustainability and quality at the forefront of her business. Every item is baked, decorated, and prepared with care, ensuring not just a great product, but a memorable experience. Because everything is made to order, customers get something truly unique, every single time.
Avery sees Sugared Peaks continuing to grow, not just in size, but in opportunity. She hopes to continue to expand her o erings, reach new clients, and continue to host classes and workshops to share her skills and inspire others. No matter how big the business becomes, she’s committed to keeping it personal, local, and rooted in joy. At Sugared Peaks, it’s not just about the frosting; it’s about celebrating the sweet moments in life with something handcra ed, heartfelt, and made just for you.
Sugared Peaks
(307) 921-0805
sugaredpeakswyo@gmail.com
Community Arts Jill
Benson
For more than 85 years, SAGE Community Arts has been at the heart of Sheridan’s creative scene. Founded in 1940 as the Sheridan Artist Guild, this long-standing organization has served as the community’s core art center, providing a place where artists can connect, share ideas, and inspire one another. Today, SAGE continues that legacy, o ering opportunities for the community to see, create, and promote art in ways that are both accessible and transformative.
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Community Arts has been at the heart of Sheridan’s creative scene.
SAGE’s mission is built on three core pillars. e rst pillar is SEE ART, all about providing the public with an ever-changing variety of exhibitions and visual experiences through its Member Gallery and curated shows. e second pillar, CREATE ART, o ers hands-on opportunities for all ages and skill levels, ranging from artist talks to workshops to youth summer camps that introduce young people to a wide range of mediums. e third pillar, PROMOTE ART, focuses on supporting the artists themselves, helping them navigate the transition from student to professional, part-time to full-time, or festival circuit to a more relaxed and creative practice.
What makes SAGE unique is its role as a launchpad for emerging artists. For many, it’s the rst gallery where they showcase their work, a place where they can learn how to prepare pieces for exhibition, develop a professional portfolio, and gain con dence in presenting themselves to larger galleries and events. is “in-between” support is invaluable, helping artists bridge critical transitions in their careers.
e impact of SAGE extends beyond the arts community. By bringing artists and visitors into Sheridan, the organization also contributes to the local economy, supporting restaurants, shops, and other businesses. Partnerships with both art-focused and non-art organizations help demonstrate the power of art not just to beautify, but to connect, engage, and transform communities.
Looking ahead, SAGE envisions expanding its reputation as Sheridan’s go-to hub for visual arts, o ering even more classes, workshops, and exhibitions - becoming a desired gallery not only for emerging talent, but for seasoned artists returning to their roots. rough it all, SAGE will continue to build and inspire the community, one creative connection at a time.
SAGE Community Arts (307) 674-1970
21 W Brundage St, Sheridan, WY 82801
Gym
Travis Korp
For Travis Korp, tness was a lifeline. A er moving to a new town post-high school, working night shi s, and going through a breakup, he found himself isolated. One decision to join the local gym changed everything. Weight training became a passion, and that passion led to purpose. Now 22 years later, e Body Shop Tan & Tone stands as a staple in Sheridan’s tness scene.
Travis envisioned a space that felt like home, with a welcoming atmosphere and an “old school” vibe.
As the rst 24-hour tness facility in town, e Body Shop broke ground, both literally and guratively. Travis envisioned a space that felt like home, with a welcoming atmosphere and an “old school” vibe. Not a typical franchise gym, Travis’ gym is personal. From the pricing to the equipment selection, every aspect of the gym re ects his desire to support people in becoming the best version of themselves.
What makes e Body Shop stand out is its perfect mix of affordability, convenience, and variety. Members can drop in any time (day or night) to li , tone, or tan at their own pace. With a full range of tness equipment for all levels and on-site tanning beds, it’s a space that supports both tness goals and self-care.
What keeps people coming back is the welcoming energy, the kind that makes you feel like you belong the moment you walk in. Travis has intentionally created a positive, open, and easygoing environment that supports individual goals without the intimidation factor. It’s a place where newcomers and longtime li ers coexist with mutual respect and shared drive.
Because it’s locally owned and operated, there’s a personal touch that can’t be found at a big-box gym. Travis was born and raised in the community, and e Body Shop re ects that small-town heart. Members are more than customers; they’re neighbors and friends. e gym has remained grounded in its mission to be a positive space that delivers real results.
When asked where he envisions the gym in ve years, Travis didn’t hesitate. “Right here. Still doing what we do best: helping people feel better, get stronger, and live healthier.” In a world of big-name gyms and ashy fads, e Body Shop Tan & Tone proves that sometimes, keeping it simple is what makes the biggest impact.
Body Shop Tan & Tone
(307) 672-8663
48 W 7th St, Sheridan, WY 82801
Alpine Climate Control
For over four decades, Alpine Climate Control has been keeping homes and businesses across the Bighorns comfortable, no matter the season. Since it was founded 43 years ago, this locally owned HVAC company has built a rock-solid reputation based on trust, reliability, and education. ey’ve earned the loyalty of generations of customers throughout Sheridan and surrounding communities.
Alpine Climate Control is more than a heating and cooling provider; it’s a team of professionals committed to making sure each customer not only gets a high-quality product, but understands all their options every step of the way. “We believe people should enjoy doing business with us,” Austin Bullock says. “ at means no surprises or guesswork. Just clear communication and exceptional service from start to nish.”
Alpine specializes in full-service HVAC, including yearly maintenance programs, service calls, new installations, and expert solutions tailored to each unique home or business. As a Lennox Premier Dealer and Mitsubishi Diamond Contractor, Alpine offers access to the most trusted names in climate control, ensuring long-lasting efficiency and comfort for every space.
Up-front pricing, well-informed customer decisions, and a company that stands behind its work, long a er the installation is complete.
Alpine stands out with their showroom of hearth products, featuring over 20 working replaces and stoves, including wood, gas, pellet, and even outdoor repits. Whether you’re upgrading a cozy cabin or building your dream home, Alpine o ers hands-on help to nd the perfect solution.
e company also emphasizes community. rough Lennox’s “Feel the Love” program, Alpine donates heating and cooling systems to local families and nonpro ts in need. ey sponsor numerous organizations and events around Sheridan, continually giving back to the place they call home.
At Alpine Climate Control, success is defined by a job done right. That means up-front pricing, well-informed customer decisions, and a company that stands behind its work, long after the installation is complete. “When someone chooses Alpine, they’re choosing a partner who cares about their comfort, budget, and peace of mind,” Austin explains.
Looking ahead, Alpine is focused on continuing to serve and build trust in the community. With a commitment to innovation, professionalism, and long-term relationships, they’re poised to remain a go-to name in home comfort for many more years to come. At Alpine Climate Control, it’s not just about heat or air; it’s about helping people feel confident, cared for, and comfortable in the place they call home.
Alpine Climate Control
(307) 672-9748
2705 Co een Ave, Sheridan, WY 82801
Pictured left to right: Top Row - Matt Cox, John Dillard, Josiah Anderson, Daniel Cone, Nate Whitling, Justin Jenkins, Dan Lee, Josh Anderson, Joe Sullivan, Austin Tanner, Blake Nelson, Logan Hartberg, Tim Zukowski. Bottom Row - Angela Martin, Austin Bullock, Denelle Campbell, Bob Gates, Jessie Boll. Not Pictured: Kyle Bettcher.
Tattoo Parlor Scotty Inks
For Scotty Inks, tattooing is more than a job; it’s the culmination of a lifelong passion for art and a leap of faith that changed everything. As a kid, Scotty was captivated by Calvin and Hobbes, Saturday morning cartoons, and sketching whatever sparked his imagination. Years later, a er long days grinding for another company, he nally listened to his heart. With the support of family and friends, he dove into tattooing and never looked back.
Scotty opened his own space in 2016, two years a er he started tattooing. Now nearing a decade in business, Beard n Lady Tattoo has become a trusted name in Sheridan, known for quality work, a calming atmosphere, and a personal approach to the art of ink.
Beard n Lady isn’t your stereotypical tattoo shop. It’s clean, inclusive, welcoming, and designed to make clients feel comfortable. “I know how personal a tattoo can be,” Scotty says. “Whether it’s about a memory, a milestone, or just something someone thinks is cool, it means something to them. at matters to me.”
Scotty’s core philosophy is simple: it’s all about the client. He approaches each tattoo as an opportunity to help someone express themselves, honor a moment in their life, or even rewrite the past. Cover-up tattoos are one of his favorite challenges. “Sometimes people change. eir old tattoo doesn’t t who they are anymore,” he explains. “I love helping them start fresh with something they’re proud to wear.”
From tributes for lost loved ones to sobriety tattoos that mark a turning point in life, Scotty views his work as a form of storytelling. His steady hand and thoughtful presence have earned him a loyal following, with some clients coming back to him for ten years or more. “ at loyalty is what success really looks like,” Scotty shares.
From tributes to tattoos that mark a turning point in life, Scotty sees his work as a form of storytelling.
By o ering high-quality, local tattoo services, Scotty helps keep business in town, contributing to Sheridan’s small business economy. “People don’t have to travel for quality work,” he says. “ ey can stay local and that matters.”
Looking ahead, Scotty has plans to continue growing with Sheridan. “Beard n Lady isn’t going anywhere,” he says with a smile. “I’ll still be here, doing what I love and working with the awesome people in this community.”
Beard n Lady Tattoo (307) 763-2617
231 S Main St, 200, Sheridan, WY 82801
Real Estate
Powder Horn Realty, Inc.
Since opening its doors in 1995, Powder Horn Realty has been the trusted name in real estate within e Powder Horn Golf Community and throughout Sheridan County. What began with the sale of early homesites has grown into a full-service real estate brokerage and property management team, o ering a personal and local approach to buying, selling, and leasing homes in the Big Horn area.
What began with the sale of early homesites has grown into a fullservice real estate brokerage and property management team.
As the exclusive on-site brokerage at e Powder Horn, this team brings unmatched knowledge and hands-on involvement to every stage of community development. is includes everything from platting and design review to home sales and visitor lodging. eir o ce isn’t just close to the action; it’s right in the heart of it. Open seven days a week, they ensure that every client, whether a rst-time visitor or a long-time resident, feels welcomed, heard, and supported.
Powder Horn Realty is centered around a commitment to integrity, excellence, and loyalty. Expertise and dedication are also at the backbone of their day-to-day. e team works
together seamlessly, always asking, “What would make me happy if I were in the client’s shoes?” at mindset, paired with nearly three decades of experience, is what keeps clients coming back, o en forming friendships that last well beyond closing day.
Powder Horn Realty’s impact extends beyond real estate. Proud supporters of local nonpro ts, youth sports, polo matches, ski events, and more, they believe in strengthening the community they serve. eir success is de ned and reected in the stories of guests who come for a visit, then end up calling Sheridan County home. at is one of the team’s greatest ful llments.
Looking ahead, the Powder Horn Realty team plans to continue welcoming new neighbors, showcasing the best of what this vibrant Western community has to o er. With deep roots and an open-door spirit, they’re selling homes and helping people nd where they truly belong.
Powder Horn Realty, Inc.
(307) 674-9545
12 Buckskin Dr, Sheridan, WY 82801
Pictured left to right: Top row - Karen Chase, Deja Haywood, Kayla Andrews. Bottom row - Judy Ford, Anne Zimmerschied.
Cards & Fantasy Jon Cates
Opening Just A Card Shop wasn’t part of a long-term business plan for Jon; it was the result of a pivotal life moment. When a close friend and longtime coworker le e Sheridan Press, Jon began re ecting on his own future. At the same time, the owner of Sports Alley, a local card shop and legacy business, was contemplating retirement. e timing aligned, the spark was lit, and by September 2022, Jon o cially became “the card shop guy.”
Just A Card Shop plays a vital role in the community, especially for younger players and longtime collectors.
Just A Card Shop is more than a retail space on North Main; it’s Sheridan’s local hub for trading card games, collectibles, and community. With a strong background in graphic design and a deep personal love for Magic: e Gathering, Jon has transformed the shop into a place where players, collectors, and curious newcomers can feel right at home. Whether you’re buying your rst Pokémon booster pack or hunting for a speci c Magic single, there’s always something exciting in stock and someone friendly to help.
Jon places a high value on respect, friendliness, and transparency. If he doesn’t have the answer, he’s got the right experts in his network to help. “ is place is about trust and shared enthusiasm,” he says. “We want everyone who walks in to feel like they belong here.”
As the only small business in Sheridan devoted exclusively to trading card games, Just A Card Shop plays a vital role in the community, especially for younger players and longtime collectors. e shop o ers free play space, regularly hosts casual Pokémon TCG nights, and provides a consistent social hub for folks who might not have had one otherwise. “ ere’s a bigger nerd community in Sheridan than most people realize,” Jon laughs, “And now we have a home base.”
Located in the same historic building as the old Sports Alley, Jon is continuing a local tradition while putting his own spin on it. “I’ve known the previous owner for 30 years,” he says. “I used to be a customer here, and now I own it. at full-circle moment means a lot to me.”
Jon hopes to continue expanding the business’s online presence, increase the shop’s event o erings, and possibly grow into a larger space soon. While the town may be rooted in Western tradition, Just A Card Shop is where the nerdy magic happens. It’s a place where cards are swapped, campaigns are rolled out, and a welcoming, ever-growing community comes together over shared passions.
Just A Card Shop
(307) 429-1004
709 N Main St, Sheridan, WY 82801
Steakhouse
Mandy Tuma
ForMandy Tuma, taking the helm at e Bozeman Trail Steakhouse felt like the natural next chapter in a story shaped by hard work and passion. A er seven years working for the restaurant’s previous owner, Mandy faced a choice: move on or take a chance. When she asked if the owner was willing to sell, he smiled and said he’d been waiting for her to ask. at was 25 years ago, and she’s been the driving force ever since.
Originally built in the late 1970s, e Bozeman Trail Steakhouse has long been a staple in Bu alo. But under Mandy’s leadership, it has become a beloved hometown favorite dened by consistency, hospitality, and community. “You can’t ask anyone to do something you’re not willing to do yourself,” Mandy states. at philosophy guides everything from her leadership style to the smallest customer interaction.
From juicy steaks and hearty comfort food to a full-service bar and banquet room that seats up to 250 guests, the steakhouse o ers something for everyone.
What makes Bozeman Trail Steakhouse unique isn’t just the food; it’s the attention to detail. Whether it’s a warm smile, remembering a regular’s drink order, or serving a go-to meal just the way they like it, Mandy and her team strive to make everyone feel at home. e restaurant is open seven days a week from noon to 9 PM, a rarity in Bu alo where many businesses close multiple days. at reliability has earned them the trust (and the appetites) of locals and travelers alike.
From juicy steaks and hearty comfort food to a full-service bar and banquet room that seats up to 250 guests, the steakhouse o ers something for everyone. ere’s even a drive-up window for food and package liquor, perfect for folks on the go. With outdoor seating in the summer, it’s a year-round destination. In December 2024, the restaurant was featured on an episode of America’s Best Restaurants, putting both Bozeman Trail and Bu alo on the map in a whole new way.
Mandy has no plans to slow down anytime soon. Her vision for the next ve years is to keep doing what they do best: serving great food with great service, seven days a week. With decades of tradition and a heart for the little things, e Bozeman Trail Steakhouse is more than just a restaurant; it’s a community table where everyone has a seat.
e Bozeman Trail Steakhouse
(307) 684-5555
675 E Hart St, Bu alo, WY 82834
Fine Art Photography
Rebecca Pickrel
Rebecca approaches photography as a way to reveal emotion and create images that resonate, long a er the moment has passed. What began in 2013 as a creative outlet a er relocating to Sheridan has since blossomed into Pickrel Photography, a thriving local business rooted in thoughtful composition, meaningful connections, and artistic exploration.
With a lifelong love for both interior design and photography, Rebecca found that the elements she enjoyed most (light, mood, creativity, and balance) came alive through the lens. Over the years, she’s nurtured her cra , developing a photography style that feels as genuine and intentional as the people she photographs.
“I want my clients to feel seen,” Rebecca says, “ at their story matters and that their portraits mean something beyond the image.”
Driven by her Christian faith, Rebecca builds her work on the core values of integrity, kindness, creativity, and passion. Her clients know they’re in caring hands, from the rst conversation to the nal image. “I want my clients to feel seen,” Rebecca says, “ at their story matters and that their portraits mean something beyond the image.”
Rebecca’s genuine passion for the creative process is at the heart of Pickrel Photography. From wardrobe styling to lighting to editing, she thoughtfully plans each session with an eye for originality and storytelling. Whether she’s photographing a senior portrait, a headshot, or a ne art still life, she approaches every session with vision and care. As her editing skills have grown, so has her commitment to ne art photography, particularly expressive, painterly portraits that stir emotion and imagination.
While her studio is home base, Rebecca is fully portable, bringing backdrops, lighting, and equipment to on-location shoots when needed. is versatility makes her a valuable creative resource for the Sheridan and Bighorn community.
Rebecca’s de nition of success goes beyond capturing a beautiful photo. She wants her clients to connect deeply with their portraits - to feel the story, the mood, and the moment. Looking ahead, she hopes to continue carving out a unique artistic space through custom-designed, individualized sessions and new creative techniques.
In the Bighorns and beyond, Pickrel Photography is where creativity meets connection, and where ne art and storytelling come together to celebrate life in its most honest and beautiful form.
Pickrel Photography (307) 680-3061
470 Beaver Creek Rd, Sheridan, WY 82801
Custom Contracting
ForRon Gri th, building homes has never solely been about blueprints and beams; it’s about bringing dreams to life. A er years working in the corporate oil eld world, Ron faced a turning point when he was the last of 700 employees to be laid o . Instead of seeing it as a setback, he took it as a sign. With decades of experience in home building and project management, he turned his passion into a purpose-driven business with the opening of Farmhouse Country Living.
His work is de ned by custom rustic design and distinctive, hand-cra ed touches that bring personality to every space.
Now rooted in Bu alo, Farmhouse Country Living has spent the last three and a half years creating one-of-a-kind homes with rustic charm and personalized detail. Ron’s extensive experience and knowledge makes his company stand out in every project.
Ron and his team at Farmhouse Country Living are known for the genuine, personal connections they build with each client. Every project is a collaborative journey where clients become friends and the homes they build re ect more than taste or trend. Each is a unique expression of the people who live inside. Ron is known for going above and beyond to ensure timely, cost-e cient construction that doesn’t sacri ce cra smanship.
Ron Gri th
His work is de ned by custom rustic design and distinctive, hand-cra ed touches that bring personality to every space. Whether it’s a new home from the ground up or a renovation that breathes life into an existing space, Ron brings heart, skill, and intention to every nail and board. It’s no surprise that positive word of mouth and glowing referrals have become the business’ strongest foundations.
Farmhouse Country Living is also a community- rst company. As longtime Bu alo residents, Ron and his team take pride in helping neighbors build their dream homes while also creating job opportunities for local families. “We love this town,” Ron says, “We want to make a lot of locals happy with their living space.”
Ron’s vision for the next ve years is to continue building more custom homes each year, along with continuing remodeling and dirt work jobs, always with the same personal approach and community spirit that started it all. With Farmhouse Country Living, the goal is clear: build relationships, build dreams, and build Bu alo, one home at a time.
Farmhouse Country Living
(307) 217-3332
904 W Fetterman St, Bu alo, WY 82834
Financial Advisor Anna
WhenAnna opened Sage Investment Strategies in 2020, it was the realization of a vision she had since becoming a nancial advisor back in 2014. A er starting in the industry as an administrative assistant, she set two big goals: to earn the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® designation and to open her own o ce. She has accomplished both, and has built a practice rooted in trust, transparency, and client-centered care.
Anna is able to cra tailored nancial strategies that re ect each client’s aspirations, values, and unique life circumstances. It’s a di erence you can feel.
At Sage Investment Strategies, no two plans look the same because no two clients are the same. Anna previously worked in environments where people were forced into one-size- ts-all solutions, and she knew there had to be a better way. When asked what makes her business unique, Anna proudly stated “I take the time to truly understand each client’s goals and concerns and provide personalized nancial advice instead of cookie-cutter solutions.” Now, as an independent advisor, she’s able to cra tailored nancial strategies that re ect each client’s aspirations, values, and unique life circumstances. It’s a di erence you can feel.
Anna takes a holistic approach to planning. Beyond investment management, she guides clients through retirement,
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estate planning, tax strategies, risk management, and more. All of her services are delivered with a focus on education, clarity, and long-term con dence. She specializes in employer-sponsored retirement plans, faith-based investing, and charitable giving strategies using Donor Advised Funds.
For individuals, families, and small businesses throughout the Bighorns, Anna provides more than nancial advice. She helps people become better stewards of their resources by reducing stress, encouraging generosity, and empowering them to focus on what matters most.
Success to Anna is measured in seeing her clients reach their goals. Along with that, she aims to make every client feel secure about their future. rough Sage Investment Strategies, Anna is making a di erence in the lives of her clients and community.
Looking ahead, Anna’s vision is centered around growth. She hopes to expand her team and mentor the next generation of advisors while continuing to serve the community with the same personalized, thoughtful care that’s made Sage Investment Strategies a trusted partner in the region.
Gastropub The Warehouse Gastropub
Tucked into a beautifully restored historic warehouse, e Warehouse Gastropub has quickly become one of Sheridan’s most distinctive and inviting gathering spaces. When Christer Johansson purchased the building in 2020, he saw potential - but it was his wife, Gina, who truly envisioned what it could become: a vibrant venue for food, music, and connection. Since opening in September 2022, e Warehouse has o ered something more than your average restaurant; it’s a hub where great food, cra drinks, and community come together under one roof.
Located in the former Carroll’s Furniture building on Brooks Street, e Warehouse blends rustic charm with modern air, o ering a welcoming environment for families, friends, and co-workers. Whether you’re grabbing a burger a er work, watching the game with a crowd, or meeting a group of friends for drinks, the space was built to be exible, fun, and full of life. With 50 TVs, a heated patio, a full-service bar, and an array of entertainment options, including a pro-grade indoor golf simulator, billiards, shu eboard, and outdoor yard games, there’s something for everyone.
In a region known for its outdoor adventures and community spirit, e Warehouse lls a vital role: a local destination where all ages can come to unwind, celebrate, and connect.
It’s not just the amenities that set e Warehouse apart. At its core, this gastropub is guided by a set of values rooted in community, quality, and care. e team is committed to providing not only a great meal, but a memorable experience that makes guests feel right at home. Every plate is thoughtfully prepared, every cocktail carefully cra ed, and every guest treated like family.
What makes e Warehouse truly stand out is its ability to bring people together. In a region known for its outdoor adventures and strong community spirit, e Warehouse lls a vital role: a local destination where all ages can come to unwind, celebrate, and connect. Whether it’s a birthday party, a game day hangout, or simply a low-key Friday night, this is a place where memories are meant to be made.
Looking ahead, e Warehouse Gastropub plans to keep growing alongside the community it serves. e goal remains the same: continuing to add fresh ideas, evolve the menu, and remain the go-to spot in Sheridan for good food, great fun, and genuine connection.
e Warehouse Gastropub
(307) 303-0403
333 N Brooks St, Sheridan, WY, 82801
Pictured: Alissa Steele
Print/Custom Apparel Bryan & Courtnee Wampole
For nearly two decades, Get It Got It has been producing high-quality custom apparel and branded merchandise with a level of cra smanship and care that’s hard to match. Originally founded in 2007 in Pennsylvania, the business started like many small ventures do: humble beginnings, long hours, and a dream to build something meaningful. When Bryan and his wife, Courtnee, moved their family (and business) to Bu alo in 2023, they brought with them more than presses and product; they brought a commitment to doing great work and being a trusted local partner.
From screen printing and embroidery to promotional items and branded merchandise, their team works with everyone.
Today, Get It Got It is proudly serving the Bighorn community with the kind of experience, responsiveness, and quality you’d expect from a much larger operation - all while staying local. From screen printing and embroidery to promotional items and branded merchandise, their team works with everyone ranging from sports teams and event organizers to small businesses and large corporations. eir in-house production in Bu alo allows them to meet tight deadlines and turn around orders quickly without sacri cing attention to detail.
One standout service that sets them apart is their e-commerce and ful llment capability. rough custom online stores, they simplify everything from team gear and event merch to community fundraisers. Customers don’t have to worry about managing inventory, collecting payments, or sorting orders; Get It Got It handles it all. It’s become a game-changer for busy organizations looking for both convenience and professionalism.
While their business is rooted in quality products, their core values are just as strong: humility, hard work, problem-solving, and relationship-building. eir vision of success isn’t tied to numbers but to reputation: becoming the go-to print shop in the Bighorns, a business that people trust and recommend.
In the next ve years, Get It Got It aims to expand its reach across Wyoming, grow into a larger space, and meet the evolving needs of industries like oil, gas, and agriculture. No matter how far they grow, one thing remains the same: they’re proud to call Wyoming home, and even prouder to serve the people in it.
Get It Got It
(307) 683-5986
80 S Main St, Bu alo, WY 82834
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Musician Gabriel Larson
Some artists set out to make music. Others are called to it unexpectedly, as if the songs themselves demand to be written. For Gabriel Larson, the turning point came while watching an old western movie in a life far removed from the West. A melody and a line of lyrics arrived fully formed, and alongside them, a realization: “I guess I have to be a musician now.” at moment sparked the creation of Gabriel the Bull, a musical journey rooted in the landscapes, values, and fading way of life in the American West.
For the Bighorn community, Gabriel the Bull o ers something rare: music that feels like it belongs to this land.
Gabriel’s path since has been anything but ordinary. He’s trained wild mustangs, lived and worked on horse ranches, and traveled the West in a small camper, guitar in hand. Many of his songs were written in the saddle, while some on a fouryear-old BLM Mustang in the Big Horn Mountains - shaped by the open sky, the rhythm of hoo eats, and the solitude of the backcountry. His music blends the soul of Spanish guitar with the grit of Western storytelling, weaving in the thunder of the plains and the quiet weight of disappearing values.
What sets Gabriel apart isn’t just his distinctive sound; it’s the honesty that engulfs every song. He doesn’t write for trends or audiences, but to wrestle with questions that have no easy answers. Purpose, meaning, and human struggles run through his lyrics. His work re ects the beauty and hardship of the West, exploring themes that are deeply personal, yet universally human.
For the Bighorn community, Gabriel the Bull o ers something rare: music that feels like it belongs to this land. It’s art born from lived experience, steeped in authenticity, and delivered without compromise. He may not frame his work in terms of “value” or “success,” but perhaps, as Dostoevsky suggested, beauty is reason enough.
Looking ahead, Gabriel states simply “If I’m still doing any of this in ve years, I’ll consider myself very fortunate.” Until then, he’ll keep writing songs that carry the wind, the dust, and the enduring spirit of the West.
Gabriel e Bull
Gabriel@Gabriel eBull.com
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Joel Kaser
Lodging
Seth Carrel
Hidden deep within the Bighorn Mountains, Spear-OWigwam o ers something few places can: a genuine mountain escape where history, nature, and connection come together in an authentic way. Originally established as a dude ranch in 1923, Spear-O-Wigwam has welcomed generations of guests seeking adventure, rest, and renewal among Wyoming’s wild beauty. Under its current ownership, which began in 2020, the lodge has continued its legacy: serving as a place where families and friends can reconnect in one of the most breathtaking settings the Bighorns have to o er.
Tucked away on Forest Service Road 293, the Spear-O-Wigwam lodge and its collection of century-old cabins o er rustic charm with modern comforts. Guests enjoy the serenity of the wilderness without sacri cing hot showers, warm meals, and a cozy bed at the end of a long day on the trail. Whether
you’re returning from horseback riding into the Cloud Peak Wilderness or reeling in native trout on a guided y shing trip, the lodge is your welcoming base camp.
What sets Spear-O-Wigwam apart is its location and its purpose. It isn’t just a place to lay your head; it’s a place to nd a renewed love for life. With no distractions beyond towering pines, wildlife, and mountain lakes, guests can truly unplug, be present, and relax. Meals are shared family-style in the lodge, where stories are exchanged and laughter echoes over the dinner table. It’s not uncommon to see families who haven’t been together in years reunite here, nding joy and connection in the quiet majesty of the mountains.
Spear-O-Wigwam also plays an important role in the Bighorn community by serving as a central hub for recreation. O -road enthusiasts, hikers, and anglers alike nd rest and hospitality here a er exhausting days exploring the backcountry. Looking ahead, the lodge plans to expand into the winter season, inviting guests to enjoy snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and cozy cabin life a er a day in the snow.
For nearly a century, Spear-O-Wigwam has o ered something timeless: the chance to breathe deep, slow down, and remember what matters most. In a world that moves too fast, it remains a welcoming pause - an authentic mountain getaway where memories are made and nature does the talking.
Spear-O-Wigwam
(307) 763-7561
Forest Service Rd 293, Big Horn, WY 82833
It isn’t just a place to lay your head; it’s a place to nd a renewed love for life.
Tree Services
Shane West & Ty Davidson
In the heart of Buffalo, SavATree has become a trusted name in tree and plant care with deep, local roots meeting a national standard of excellence. Originally known as Tree Mechanics, the decision to partner with SavATree came from a shared commitment to community, integrity, safety, and sustainability. For Shane West, Ty Davidson, and the team, the move meant more than just joining forces; it was about expanding services without losing their values that mattered most.
In an area known for unpredictable weather and dense woods, their work directly contributes to wild re prevention, reduced property risk, and a healthier ecosystem.
SavATree has been in business for over a decade, offering scientifically-backed, environmentally responsible care tailored to the unique landscapes of the Bighorn region. From routine tree maintenance to complex, hazardous removals, every project is handled with precision, safety, and a long-term perspective. ISA-certified arborists lead each job, ensuring clients receive expert guidance and customized solutions that are grounded in science and delivered with mastery.
What truly sets SavATree apart is their ability to handle highrisk, large-scale projects. This is due to their advanced equipment, specialized training, and a culture built around safety. Whether it’s protecting homes from falling limbs, treating disease-stricken trees, or preserving the natural beauty of a ranch, the team at SavATree approaches each job with care, clarity, and community at the core.
Their services go beyond maintenance; they help solve real problems. In an area known for unpredictable weather and dense woods, their work directly contributes to wildfire prevention, reduced property risk, and a healthier ecosystem. By enhancing both safety and curb appeal, SavATree supports families, ranchers, and businesses alike.
Looking ahead, SavATree plans to continue growing as a regional leader in sustainable plant health care. With an expanding team and an unwavering focus on customer satisfaction, their mission is simple: build trust, deliver excellence, and leave Wyoming’s landscapes better than they found them.
For SavATree, success is measured not only in jobs completed; it’s measured in the lasting impact they make on the land, the community, and the people they serve.
Tree Mechanics - SavATree (307) 217-2899
P.O. Box 1187, Bu alo, WY 82834
Permanent Makeup Paige Pozos
For Paige Pozos, launching Forever Flawless was more than starting a business; it was a mission. A er completing her apprenticeship in a fast-paced, male-dominated traditional tattoo shop, she realized that environment didn’t re ect the professional, empowering experience she envisioned for her predominantly female clientele. “You can’t expect someone’s mother or grandmother to feel relaxed getting a permanent beauty service in a traditional tattoo setting where fun and risk is a big part of the focus,” she explains. So, she created her own space - one where women could feel safe, seen, and beautifully empowered.
More than 13 years later, Forever Flawless is now recognized across the U.S. for expert cosmetic and paramedical tattooing. From natural-looking hairstroke brows to free areola pigmentation for breast cancer survivors, Paige helps women feel con dent in their skin without relying on daily makeup. She travels frequently to her other locations, as well as provides her services as a guest artist for her colleague’s clients. Her specialties include but are not limited to: any style of permanent eyebrow, eyeliner, eyeshadow tattooing, scar camou age, lip blush, and scalp micropigmentation.
“I don’t just apply pigment,” Paige says. “I understand the client’s vision and bring their desired result to life.”
Paige treats her work as a full-time cra , constantly re ning her technique through hands-on practice. She also attends international conventions twice a year, continuing her education with the best names in the industry. “I know how pigment behaves and evolves in the skin over time,” she explains. “ at knowledge helps me give clients lasting, maintainable results.” Combined with her artistic eye, this makes her one of the most sought-a er artists and trainers in the region.
Paige also trains the next generation of professionals, o ering an apprenticeship-style education rooted in real-world experience, science, technique, and ethics. Many of her students go on to build six- gure businesses within their rst year.
Giving back is at the core of Paige’s values. She o ers free services for breast cancer survivors, deep discounts for those undergoing chemotherapy, and restorative tattooing for burn and trauma survivors.
Looking ahead, Paige plans to expand her o erings through virtual training and medical aesthetics, adding skincare therapies and treatments that support a positive self image for women through aging process and cancer/tragedy recovery.
Forever Flawless isn’t about trends; it’s about custom results that make the individual feel amazing, maintaining that over time, and delivering it with deep integrity and compassion.
Forever Flawless (307) 751-2377
155 W Loucks St, Sheridan, WY 82801
Tire Store
George Shafer
It was supposed to be a temporary college job when George Shafer joined Big Horn Tire in 2007, but a er graduation, he made a decision that changed everything: to stay with the family-run business that had treated him like one of their own. Nearly two decades later, that same sense of loyalty, integrity, and community drives everything Big Horn Tire stands for.
Located just o the interstate in Bu alo, Big Horn Tire has been serving the Bighorn region for 18 years, becoming a trusted name not only for tires, but for much more. From oil changes and mechanical work to alignments, heavy-duty truck repair, and roadside service calls, Big Horn Tire is built on adaptability, professionalism, and an unwavering commitment to quality service.
Located just o the interstate in Bu alo, Big Horn Tire has been serving the Bighorn region for 18 years.
“We pride ourselves on honesty and accountability,” George says. “We treat our customers with respect and we stand behind our work.” at mindset has earned the shop a loyal following across Bu alo and Sheridan County. Whether you’re a rancher rolling in with a trailer, a parent getting the family SUV serviced, or a long-haul trucker needing fast repairs on the road, the team at Big Horn Tire is ready to help e ciently and a ordably.
eir impact goes beyond the shop oor. Big Horn Tire is passionately invested in the community it calls home. e team regularly supports 4-H, youth sports, fundraisers, and organizations like the Boys & Girls Club. “Without the community, we wouldn’t be here,” George says. “So we do everything we can to give back.”
at community connection, along with their full-service o erings, is what sets Big Horn Tire apart. It’s not just about tires; it’s about problem solving, dependability, and being there when people need them most. In a town at the base of the Bighorn Mountains, where weather and work take a toll on vehicles, it’s good to know there’s a shop that can handle it all with integrity.
Big Horn Tire plans to continue growing with the Sheridan and Bu alo communities, expanding services while holding tight to the values that have made them successful. In a fast-changing world, Big Horn Tire keeps business simple with their honest work, strong relationships, and a deep-rooted commitment to the people they serve.
Big Horn Tire
(307) 684-8200
196 US HWY 16 E, Bu alo, WY 82834
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Mortgage Lending
First Northern Bank of Wyoming
Buying a home is one of life’s biggest milestones. At First Northern Bank of Wyoming, it’s more than a transaction; it’s a personal journey. With 140 years of deep-rooted service in the state, the bank’s mortgage department has become a trusted partner for those looking to turn their homeownership dreams into reality.
All approvals are handled in-house, by people who live and work in the very communities they serve.
eir team prioritizes building relationships. From rst conversation tonal closing, they o er guidance that’s clear, compassionate, and tailored to each borrower’s needs. Whether you’re buying your rst home, constructing a new one, or re nancing, First Northern Bank understands that no two paths look the same. ey take the time to listen, answer questions, and walk alongside every customer.
With decisions made locally, their mortgage services o er a level of understanding that’s hard to nd elsewhere. All approvals are handled in-house, by people who live and work in the very communities they serve. at means faster turnaround times, increased exibility, and personal attention you won’t nd at larger institutions. Borrowers have direct access to the people making the decisions - no call centers and no out-of-state approvals. Just trusted guidance from familiar faces.
e mortgage team also o ers a range of loan options designed to meet the needs of any and all residents. From rst-time homebuyer programs to construction loans, re nances, and home equity solutions, they’re committed to making sure every customer gets a loan tted to their goals and budget. ey also o er VA, FHA, USDA, and traditional conventional loans. eir team does it all with genuine care, professionalism, and a desire to help their neighbors succeed.
e First Northern Bank mortgage team has over 75 years of combined experience in the mortgage world. is combined expertise leads to an unparalleled understanding of di erent situations, needs, and wants of every customer. eir personalized approach, combined with years of hard work under their belt, leads to a customer experience that is unmatched. is was a rmed by the Sheridan Press’ Best of the Bighorns awards, where First Northern Bank was voted the 2025 best mortgage lender.
Because First Northern Bank is employee-owned, every team member has a personal stake in the success of their customers and community. at sense of ownership is re ected in the way they serve. Pro ts are reinvested into local projects and nonpro ts, giving back to the community they love.
As the bank celebrates 140 years of service, they plan to continue o ering exceptional banking services while staying true to their foundational values. First Northern Bank of Wyoming has proudly stood beside their customers and community for generations, and they will for generations to come.
First Northern Bank of Wyoming (307) 673-7777
29 N Gould St, Sheridan, WY 82801
Dental Clinic Matthew Hein
Bu
alo Dental Clinic has been a trusted name in oral health care in the Bighorn region for over 30 years. For 15 years, a team deeply rooted in Bu alo has led the way. Growing up in Newcastle, Matt and his wife, Kristen, have always loved the charm and spirit of Bu alo. When a dental practice came up for sale as they were nishing school and residency, every sign pointed them to Bu alo. “We feel incredibly blessed that everything led us here,” Matt says.
at sense of gratitude now shows in everything they do. At Bu alo Dental Clinic, the mission is to treat every patient the way they would want to be treated. at means a warm and welcoming environment, honest care, and a commitment to a ordability that sets the clinic apart. “We both grew up in families where money was tight,” Matt shares. “We remember what it was like trying to a ord basic things like dental care. at’s why we work so hard to keep our prices fair while delivering exceptional care.”
One of the most unique things about Bu alo Dental Clinic is the range of services o ered. From llings and cleanings to implants, dentures, clear aligners, root canals, and even hospital-based dentistry under general anesthesia, they are a comprehensive general dental practice. e team has the training, technology, and experience to handle nearly every dental need in-house, saving patients time, stress, and money.
From llings and cleanings to implants, dentures, clear aligners, root canals, and hospital-based dentistry under general anesthesia, they are a comprehensive general dental practice.
What patients remember most about the clinic is how they’re treated as people, not just patients. With a laid-back atmosphere and a sta that feels like family, the clinic has built a reputation for turning anxious dental visits into positive experiences. “We’ve had patients come in who were terri ed. By the time they leave, they’re smiling and con dent. at’s what success looks like to us,” Matt explains.
e clinic recently opened the doors to a brand-new state-of-theart facility, marking an exciting new chapter. is August, they’ll welcome Dr. Mackenzie Kortz, a new associate dentist who’s already embraced the Bu alo community. With expanded hours and a larger capacity, the team is eager to serve more families across the Bighorns.
Bu alo Dental Clinic is built on trust, compassion, and a genuine desire to give people a reason to smile. Every appointment is a chance to make patients feel heard, respected, and con dent in their care.
Bu alo Dental Clinic
(307) 684-7533
715 Fort St, Bu alo, WY 82834
Health Food Store
Kimberly Bell
Kimberly sees Good Health Market as more than a business; it’s her way of making a di erence. A er years focusing on clean eating and wellness in their own lives, Kimberly and her husband decided to take the leap into entrepreneurship, purchasing an established natural foods store in Sheridan in January of 2025. From day one, their goal was to provide the Sheridan community and surrounding areas with access to clean, organic food while championing the work of local farmers and producers.
Nestled on South Sheridan Avenue, Good Health Market has become a hub for health-conscious shoppers seeking quality, transparency, and a personal touch. e store is stocked with carefully curated products, including organic groceries, high-quality supplements, and a wide variety of locally sourced goods. From Triple 7 Farms raw milk products and Deer Creek meats to Papa Joe’s Produce, Wellborn Farms sauerkraut, Western Variety Farms produce, fresh eggs, sprouts, yogurt, tallow soaps, and more, this market is a true celebration of regional abundance.
It’s the direct, trusted relationships with local producers that give Good Health Market its unique edge. Rather than stocking shelves with national brands, Kimberly has built a space that prioritizes real food and real relationships, where the story behind each product matters just as much as its ingredients. “We’re passionate about making food real again,” Kimberly says. “We want to o er people in our community better choices for themselves and their families.”
Rather than stocking shelves with national brands, Kimberly has built a space that prioritizes real food and real relationships.
e store also o ers an array of supplements and snacks that can’t be found anywhere else in Sheridan, creating a one-stopshop for those looking to embrace a healthier lifestyle. Whether you’re searching for gluten-free snacks, organic produce, or wellness support, Good Health Market brings it all together with knowledge, heart, and purpose.
At its core, this business is about supporting local agriculture, nourishing the community, and helping people live well. Kimberly sees it as a way to “make America healthy again,” one product, one connection, one customer at a time.
As they look to the future, the Bells envision Good Health Market becoming the region’s go-to destination for clean, healthy living in the Bighorns. With their genuine passion, commitment to local products, and dedication to quality, they’re already well on the path to making that vision a reality.
Good Health Market (307) 674-5715
1821 S Sheridan Ave B, Sheridan, WY 82801
Mobile Veterinarian Amber Ingersoll,
DVM, CHPV
For Dr. Amber Ingersoll, founding Sheridan Pet Care was a calling. A er more than 15 years in traditional veterinary clinics, she began to feel the limitations of fast-paced hospital environments. “I wanted to build something di erent,” she says. “Something more personal, compassionate, and focused on connection.” In October 2024, Sheridan Pet Care was born, a house call veterinary service bringing expert-level care directly to pets and their families, right in the comfort of their homes.
Dr. Ingersoll’s vision was to provide high-quality, low-stress veterinary care that prioritizes the emotional and physical well-being of pets and the people who love them. From personalized wellness visits to complex medical diagnosis and end-of-life care, every service is delivered with empathy, integrity, and a commitment to making pets feel safe while owners feel supported.
From personalized wellness visits to complex medical diagnosis and end-oflife care, every service is delivered with empathy and a commitment to making pets feel safe while owners feel supported.
What makes Sheridan Pet Care unique is its focus on connection and quality of life. Dr. Ingersoll is Wyoming’s rst and only Certi ed Hospice and Palliative Care Veterinarian, a designation earned through extensive training. at expertise allows her to support pets and their families through some of the most di cult moments, o ering compassionate guidance when it matters most.
In a region where veterinary resources can be stretched thin, Sheridan Pet Care lls a crucial gap. Whether it’s a nervous pet who doesn’t travel well, an elderly owner who needs in-home service, or a family navigating the complexities of a terminal diagnosis, Dr. Ingersoll provides solutions tailored to real life.
“Veterinary care should be more than just treating symptoms,” Amber says. “It’s about truly seeing each animal and family for who they are.” Her approach honors not only the science of medicine, but the human-animal bond, recognizing how deeply our pets are woven into our emotional lives and everyday routines.
Dr. Ingersoll envisions Sheridan Pet Care evolving into a hybrid model, one that maintains the intimacy of in-home visits while also o ering a welcoming clinic space for procedures, surgeries, and dentistry. Her goal is to create an environment where veterinary teams, pet caretakers, and animals alike feel acknowledged, supported, and valued.
rough quiet visits, open conversations, and thoughtful care, Dr. Ingersoll is rede ning what veterinary medicine can look like.
Sheridan Pet Care
(307) 763-0751
www.sheridanpetcare.com
Thrift Store
Brittnay Ames
Brittnay fell in love with thri ing as a teenager, long before it was trendy. At age 16, she began curating her wardrobe on a budget, learning the art of spotting premium brands and ipping nds for fun. What began as a passion turned into an online resale side hustle in 2017. A er moving to Sheridan three years ago, Brittnay knew she was ready to make her side hustle a full-time gig. In July 2024, Hollyhock Swap o cially opened its doors.
Located in downtown Sheridan, Hollyhock Swap is a vibrant, welcoming space that blends style and sustainability, o ering gently used, name-brand clothing at budget-friendly prices. Whether you’re a er a funky statement piece, outdoor-ready gear, or a classic formal gown, Hollyhock has something for every taste, size, and occasion.
Hollyhock Swap doesn’t just sell clothes; it swaps them. Customers can bring in their gently used items and receive store credit to refresh their wardrobes. at credit is good for a full year, creating a exible, sustainable cycle of fashion. “We want people to feel excited about their fashion possibilities when they shop here,” Brittnay says. “It’s about shoppers leaving with something that makes them feel like their best selves.”
Customers can bring in their gently used items and receive store credit to refresh their wardrobes. at credit is good for a full year, creating a exible, sustainable cycle of fashion.
A carefully curated collection of eclectic items gives the store its unmistakable vibe. Western-chic meets rock & roll edge, casual meets classy, and an always-changing selection of band tees and memorabilia that music lovers swoon over. Every single item is washed, inspected, and ready to start its next chapter before hitting the oor.
Hollyhock Swap is home to Sheridan’s own Alt Betty Sustainability Project, a re ll station o ering all-natural personal care and home cleaning products. Customers can bring their own containers and ll up on laundry soap, body wash, dish soap, and more, providing a zero-waste alternative to everyday essentials.
As she looks ahead, Brittnay envisions big things for Hollyhock Swap: a larger space, an expanded selection, and o erings for men and children, too. “I want this to be a place people can count on for a killer out t, a great deal, and a fun shopping experience,” she says. With heart and a whole lot of style, Hollyhock Swap is proving that great fashion doesn’t have to cost a fortune or damage the planet.
Hollyhock Swap (307) 387-6188
142 N Main St, Sheridan, WY 82801
Chiropractic Clinic Dr. Nate Deines
For Dr. Nate Deines, the path to chiropractic care was driven by one consistent purpose: helping people. His passion began during his time in the Peace Corps, where he felt a deep calling to serve others. At the time, he considered becoming a surgeon, but life had other plans. A er returning home and working in the coal mines, Dr. Deines su ered an injury. It was a visit to a local chiropractor that changed everything. e experience was so transformative, he decided to shi course and pursue chiropractic care himself. Fourteen years later, that decision has allowed him to help hundreds of patients every week at Deines Chiropractic in Sheridan.
e moment the doors open at Deines Chiropractic, there’s a noticeable sense of care and calm. e atmosphere is fun and upli ing, lled with a team that genuinely enjoys what they do. “We have the best sta , the best energy, and we’re committed to giving patients the highest quality care in the most e cient way possible,” Dr. Deines says.
E ciency doesn’t mean rushing; it means being intentional. e practice is built around the core values of love, trust, quality, and care. Whether it’s a new patient seeking relief or a longtime client coming in for maintenance, the goal is always to help people take control of their health and live better lives. rough education and personalized care, Dr. Deines and his team empower patients to take charge of their well-being, o ering tools, encouragement, and support, every step of the way.
e moment the doors open at Deines Chiropractic, there’s a noticeable sense of care and calm. e atmosphere is fun and upli ing, lled with a team that genuinely enjoys what they do.
Deines Chiropractic o ers traditional chiropractic adjustments, with its dedicated decompression wing setting the practice apart. Designed speci cally to treat disc degeneration and disc-related pain, this service provides relief to those dealing with persistent back and neck issues without surgery or prescription medication. It’s one more way the clinic is helping people stay active, mobile, and pain-free.
Looking to the future, Dr. Deines envisions growth in size and impact. His ve-year plan includes a larger facility, multiple doctors, and the ability to serve over 1,000 people each week. No matter how big the practice becomes, the mission remains to serve with purpose, lead with love, and help people feel their absolute best.
Deines Chiropractic
(307) 673-5075
1821 S Sheridan Ave, Unit A, Sheridan, WY 82801
Pilates
WhenKara Bateson & Katie Ligocki
Kara Bateson and Katie Ligocki opened Core Pilates, they were thinking about lifelong wellness. Drawing on Kara’s years of experience teaching Pilates privately, the duo saw an opportunity to bring something entirely new to Sheridan: a boutique, equipment-based Pilates studio designed to support both rehabilitation and wholebody tness. In 2017, Core Pilates was born.
Located alongside Core PT in a thoughtfully designed facility, Core Pilates blends clinical expertise with personalized movement, o ering clients a full spectrum of care. Whether someone is recovering from injury or simply wants to move better, feel stronger, and improve their posture, Core Pilates o ers a safe, welcoming, and highly e ective environment to do just that.
With small group sizes and highly trained instructors, each client receives the attention and guidance they need to thrive.
What makes Core Pilates truly stand out is its semi-private class format. With small group sizes and highly trained instructors, each client receives the attention and guidance they need to thrive. Classes are tailored to individual needs and goals, making it accessible for all tness levels. e studio’s focus on personalized instruction, professional excellence, and community connection has made it a standout in Sheridan County and the rst of its kind in the region.
Core’s instructors bring a variety of teaching styles and formats, giving clients a chance to explore what works best for their bodies. e result is a dynamic, empowering, and results-driven experience that goes far beyond traditional group tness. “We don’t just want people to move,” Kara says. “We want them to feel transformed mentally, physically, and emotionally.”
For many clients, success looks like better balance, improved exibility, and less pain. For others, it’s about gaining strength and con dence. No matter the goal, the team at Core Pilates is deeply committed to helping clients feel stronger, more centered, and further connected to themselves.
As word spreads, Kara and Katie envision even greater impact in the years to come. eir driving force is to continue growing as the premier destination for semi-private Pilates in the Bighorns, expanding awareness of the powerful mind-body bene ts Pilates can o er. rough movement, connection, and care, Core Pilates is helping people live much stronger, healthier lives.
Core Pilates
(307) 672-5000
630 Mountain Shadows Blvd, Sheridan, WY 82801
Core Physical Therapy staff pictured left to right: Top Row - Sarah Clouthier, Brianne Martin, Nicole Stutte. Bottom Row - Sydney Larson, Kara Bateson.
Physical Therapy
Kara Bateson & Katie Ligocki
F or Kara Bateson and Katie Ligocki, opening Core Physical erapy wasn’t the result of one de ning moment; it was a shared vision that slowly took shape through years of working side by side. Ten years ago, they turned that vision into a reality by opening a clinic built on trust, personal connection, and a deep commitment to individualized care.
e team takes pride in a culture where collaboration and compassion go hand in hand and progress is measured not just in strength, but in con dence.
From the beginning, Core Physical erapy set out to be something di erent - not just another clinic, but a welcoming environment where every patient feels seen, heard, and supported. “We wanted a place where people felt like family,” Kara says. “A place where your goals matter and you’re not just another appointment.”
At Core PT, patients receive one-on-one treatment tailored speci cally to their needs. From injury recovery and post-surgical rehab to chronic condition management and performance training, every plan is customized and personal. e team takes pride in a culture where collaboration and compassion go hand in hand and progress is measured not just in strength, but in con dence.
From Pilates-based rehab on the reformer to dry needling, radial pulse wave therapy, and blood ow restriction training,
Core stays ahead of the curve with cutting-edge techniques and technology. eir neurological therapy programs, including the BIG program, ensure they can serve a wide range of patients from young athletes to aging adults.
Beyond their clinic walls, Core PT is deeply embedded in the Sheridan community. ey provide a physical therapist to the local high school athletic training program and regularly support local organizations and events. Many of their team members are Sheridan natives, dedicated to giving back to the town they call home.
Success for Kara and Katie is about impact. “It’s when a patient walks out feeling stronger, encouraged, and condent,” Katie says. “When they send their friends or family here because they know they’ll be taken care of, too.”
Core Physical erapy strives to stay Sheridan’s top provider of progressive, personalized care. As treatment methods evolve, their team remains committed to innovation without losing sight of what matters most: people. It’s not only about healing bodies; it’s about building trust and helping clients feel like themselves again.
Core
Physical
(307) 672-5000
erapy
352 Whitney Ln, Ste 101, Sheridan, WY 82801
Pictured left to right: Top Row - Roger Klein, Riley Ryan, Brandon Forister. Bottom Row - Katie Ligocki.
Gymnastics Facility
For Carrie Raymond, gymnastics has never been just a sport; it’s been a lifelong passion. As an athlete, coach, and judge, she’s dedicated much of her life to the discipline, and when her family settled in Sheridan a er her husband’s retirement from the USMC, she saw a need. With no local program for her daughter or other aspiring gymnasts, Carrie decided to create one herself. Eight years later, Tongue River Twisters Gymnastics has grown into a thriving, one-of-akind facility serving the community.
e gym’s motto, “Creating good humans through the power of the sport,” guides everything they do.
e gym’s motto, “Creating good humans through the power of the sport,” guides everything they do. Tongue River Twisters o ers rm yet fun coaching in a safe, positive environment. Students not only develop skills, strength, and coordination, but they also learn life lessons in perseverance, discipline, and teamwork.
What makes TR Twisters unique is the breadth of its programming. ey are the only gymnastics facility in the area o ering a full preschool, seasonal camps, ninja classes, and both men’s and women’s gymnastics for ages eight weeks and up (yes, including adults of all ages). eir competitive teams for boys and girls have achieved success at the state, regional, and even national level, making them a source of local pride.
Carrie Raymond
One of TR Twisters’ most unique and meaningful additions is their open gym program for the special needs community. O ered completely free of charge, this dedicated time ensures that participants can enjoy the facility in an enjoyable, welcoming environment tailored to their needs. It’s one more way Carrie and her team demonstrate their commitment to making gymnastics both accessible and rewarding for everyone.
e value they bring to the community goes beyond athletics. From preschool to all-day camps when school is on break, TR Twisters supports working families with trusted, enriching care. A wide variety of classes ensures that schedules, abilities, and goals can be accommodated. Whether it’s a toddler learning to roll, a school-aged child tackling a oor routine, or a competitive gymnast chasing a championship, every athlete receives the same encouragement and commitment from the coaching team.
For Carrie, de ning success is simple: full classes and happy families. Looking ahead, she hopes the next ve years bring even more young athletes through the doors, continuing the mission to grow great gymnasts and even greater people.
Tongue River Twisters Gymnastics
(307) 672-1899
2945 W 5th St, Sheridan, WY 82801
Emergency Medical Services
Formed in 2022 through a partnership between Campbell County Health and Sheridan Memorial Hospital, Wyoming Regional EMS (WREMS) was created to meet a critical community need: sustainable, high-quality emergency medical services. What began as a collaboration to support patient transfers in Sheridan quickly grew into a fully integrated EMS system, combining local insight with proven EMS expertise to serve both 911 calls and interfacility transfers.
For the community, WREMS means peace of mind, knowing that when help is needed, a highly trained and mission-ready team will respond.
WREMS stands out as a regionalized EMS model that works. By uniting resources across communities, they’ve built a service that delivers consistent, professional care without sacri cing local identity. eir mission is rooted in three core principles: accountability, responsibility, and ownership - values lived out daily by their leadership team and frontline providers alike. Every decision is centered around doing what’s best for patients and the community.
eir capabilities go far beyond the basics. WREMS o ers specialized teams for Wilderness and Wildland Fire EMS, advanced clinical training, and hands-on education support-
Wyoming Regional EMS
ed by Sheridan Memorial Hospital. Paramedics receive rigorous annual simulation testing and advanced airway training under the guidance of Medical Director Dr. Lassegard, one of the most elite EMS physicians in the region. is investment in people ensures crews are ready for any challenge, whether responding to a medical emergency downtown or executing a backcountry rescue in the Bighorns.
For the community, WREMS means peace of mind, knowing that when help is needed, a highly trained and mission-ready team will respond. eir regional approach also ensures long-term sustainability, bringing resource-sharing, e ciency, and a higher level of care to rural and frontier areas that o en struggle to maintain robust EMS coverage.
Looking ahead, Wyoming Regional EMS plans to expand its community-focused services, re ne response systems, and integrate more fully into the region. eir vision for the next ve years is simple but ambitious: remain the EMS provider of choice for Sheridan and the surrounding area, maintaining a genuine commitment to the people they protect.
Wyoming Regional EMS (307) 688-8823
731 Broadway St, Sheridan, WY 82801
Pictured left to right: Eli Oliver, Daniel Katz, Ben Wetzel, Luke Sorenson, Kim Dunlap, Michelle Landgrove.
Pictured left to right: Top Row - Seth Iken, Hayley Iken, Harvey Jackson, Caiti Jackson. Bottom Row - Kacey Perez, Savannah Maddocks, Sydney Jackson, Tonya Bennett.
Creative Agency WebPros Team
Back in 2007, Harvey Jackson started WebPros with the goal to help local businesses show up, stand out and succeed. What started as a one-man operation has since grown into a powerhouse team of 12, serving clients across Wyoming and beyond. Today, WebPros is a full-service marketing and advertising agency (and a creative media company) that handles everything a business could ever need to grow and thrive.
From day one, WebPros has focused on delivering results. e team specializes in custom website design, brand/ logo development, social media management, Google Business management, Meta and Google ad campaigns, professional photography and much more. In short, if it’s tied to building a brand and bringing in leads, WebPros does it and does it well.
In 2023, Harvey welcomed two new partners, his daughter Hayley, and his sister-in-law Caiti. Together, this trio leads with energy and vision, building a culture that’s fun, fast-paced and ercely dedicated to helping others win. Clients stick around not only because WebPros delivers, but because the team becomes a trusted partner who truly understands what it’s like to juggle the demands of running a business.
At WebPros, success isn’t just measured in likes, clicks or conversions; it’s felt in the relief a business owner has when they realize they no longer have to do it all. e mission is to take the heavy li ing o their clients’ plates so they can stay in their zone of genius while WebPros handles the strategy and systems that fuels sustainable growth.
In addition to working behind the scenes for hundreds of businesses, WebPros also owns and operates several media brands, including Bio Magazine, the storytelling, community-based magazine that features the faces of local business owners across four cities in Wyoming and North Dakota.
Whether it’s launching a new business or leveling up an established brand, WebPros is in the business of building empires from the logo to the lead ow. ey don’t just create marketing strategies; they create momentum. Acting as an in-house marketing team for their clients, WebPros becomes a true partner in growth. eir clients’ wins are their wins, and they measure success by the long-term impact they help create.
WebPros Media (307) 363-5265
Occupational Health Service Sarah Salveson-Jones
In a region where coal mining has long played a vital role in the local economy, the NOWCAP Black Lung Clinic stands as a unique and essential resource. Quietly operating out of a modest o ce on Co een Avenue in Sheridan, the clinic is part of a federally funded program dedicated to supporting the health and wellbeing of current and former coal miners. What makes this clinic particularly special is its reach; NOWCAP operates the only HRSA-funded Black Lung Program across four states: Wyoming, Utah, Montana, and North Dakota.
Established in Sheridan in 1982, the clinic has spent over four decades providing services that many miners say they wouldn’t know how to navigate without. From annual health screenings to full-scale assistance with black lung claims, the clinic serves as both a medical support system and a lifeline through an often-complex federal claims process. Sta help miners manage everything from medical documentation to communicating with doctors, lawyers, and federal agencies, o ering advocacy, clarity, and a sense of community along the way.
Unlike other healthcare settings, the NOWCAP Black Lung Clinic operates with a singular mission: to support miners. Whether it’s someone newly curious about the impact of their coal career or a retired worker ling for bene ts, the team is there to listen, guide, and assist. For some, that means regularly scheduling screenings to monitor lung
function. For others, it means navigating years-long claims that require tenacity and trust. Whatever the need, the clinic remains deeply committed to serving every miner who walks through its doors.
Whether it’s someone newly curious about the impact of their coal career or a retired worker ling for bene ts, the team is there to listen, guide, and assist.
Over the next ve years, NOWCAP hopes to expand its footprint with more contracted clinics and outreach throughout its service area. But at its heart, success isn’t measured in numbers. It’s measured in relationships - miners who feel heard, helped, and genuinely cared for. In a system that can feel overwhelming, the NOWCAP Black Lung Clinic is proud to be an advocate, ally, and steady presence for the coal mining community.
NOWCAP Black Lung Clinic (307) 672-0046
2240 Co een Ave, Ste A, Sheridan, WY 82801
Insurance Jessica Weaver
Jessica Weaver’s story is one of resilience, service, and a sincere commitment to helping others. Before launching Iron Valley Insurance Group - formally known as Weaver Insurance Agency - in Sheridan, she served in the U.S. Navy and worked in healthcare. ese experiences shaped her approach to business with discipline, empathy, and purpose. In 2009, when the opportunity arose to open a scratch insurance agency in a town where she had no connections, Jessica took the leap.
Guided by her father’s advice, “When opportunity lands in your lap, grab onto it with both hands”, she walked Sheridan’s streets introducing herself, earned her Certified Insurance Counselor (CIC) designation, and built the foundation of what is now a trusted agency known for education-first service. Throughout the years, Jessica has been led by her brand values: resilience, unity, accountability, team strength, and compassion.
At Iron Valley, clients don’t just buy policies; they gain clarity and con dence in them. From complex commercial risks to Medicare Supplements and hard-to-place homes in re zones, Jessica and her team take a consultative approach that ensures every client is protected, understood, and empowered.
Iron Valley is proud to be the only Woman Veteran-Owned, Woman-Operated, Locally Owned Independent Insurance Agency in the region to start as a scratch agency. Jessica’s dedication to innovation shows through tools like InsuranceGPTs.com and the Client Concierge Product, which provide 24/7 guidance, proactive reviews, and personalized risk management.
Jessica’s business brings a rare blend of innovation, determination, and deep local insight.
For Jessica, success means more than business growth; it’s about helping families feel secure, empowering business owners, and contributing to Sheridan’s future. With a clear focus on education, transparency, and genuine relationships, Iron Valley continues to rede ne what local insurance can look like.
Iron Valley Insurance Group (307) 655-8001
882 Lincoln Dr, Ste B, Sheridan, WY 82801
Medical Spa
Wendy Neeson
Wendy Wood Neeson’s journey into entrepreneurship began with a pivotal moment. While working for a local physician nearing retirement, she recognized the need to plan for her own future. With nearly two decades of experience in aesthetics already under her belt, she took a leap of faith and opened Solitude Spa at Crossroads Health, a place where clinical care meets complete relaxation.
Since opening its doors nine years ago, Solitude Spa has grown into one of Sheridan’s most unique destinations. Wendy was among the rst in the area to blend individualized skincare with full-on pampering. Today, the business o ers a wide array of services under one roof, including primary care through Crossroads Health, personalized aesthetic treatments, a full-service spa, and even Solitude Golf, a golf simulator experience that adds a touch of fun and novelty. e building (modest from the outside) transforms into a tranquil oasis the moment clients step inside, an escape designed to soothe the body and mind.
ere’s laughter in the halls and warmth in every treatment room.
Wendy’s core values are at the heart of Solitude Spa’s success. Each guest receives a personalized skincare plan tailored to their needs, goals, and budget. e team is committed to creating a place where clients feel cared for and sta love to work. ere’s laughter in the halls and warmth in every treatment room. Whether someone walks in for medical care or a girls’ day at the spa, the experience is personal, welcoming, and unforgettable.
One of the spa’s lesser-known but much-loved o erings is its event space, ideal for everything from bridal showers to business meetings. With an additional 2,000 square feet opening up later this year, Solitude Spa is preparing to expand its o erings even further.
Wendy de nes success not just in services, but in moments. “Helping people look and feel better, inside and out, that’s what drives us,” she says. “ ere’s something special about seeing friends laugh and unwind here. Whether it’s two close friends or a small group, giving women a place to relax and reconnect lls my heart.”
In a community where high-end wellness options once required travel to bigger cities, Solitude Spa at Crossroads Health has lled that gap with grace and innovation. As they continue to grow, their mission remains to bring personalized care, joyful experiences, and a touch of luxury to the heart of Sheridan.
Solitude Spa at Crossroads Health (307) 763-4555
1156 N Main St, Sheridan, WY 82801
