With the Sheridan County GOP debate and the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce forums in Sheridan and Dayton now behind us, I want to express my sincere appreciation to both organizations for hosting these valuable candidate events. Providing spaces for robust, thoughtful dialogue is essential for our community and our democracy. During my opening remarks...

I spent a wonderful Fourth of July attending a series of incredible community events across Sheridan County. My day kicked off at the Ranchester Volunteer Fire Department pancake breakfast. This is only their second year celebrating Independence Day this way, but it was so fantastic that it is officially going to become my traditional start...

Challenges of Aging and Healthcare in Rural Wyoming This past week has been a whirlwind of healthcare and medical discussions. From our local living rooms to the state capitol, the themes remain exactly the same: access to care, soaring costs, low reimbursement rates, workforce shortages, and a lack of attainable housing. If we want Wyoming...

I love living in Sheridan County! We excel at welcoming visitors and making them feel like family. This past Saturday, that incredible community spirit was out in full force as over 1,000 cyclists lined up for the 10th annual Dead Swede Gravel Ride. Facing an unseasonal, blistering 95 degrees, I tackled the 40-mile event and...

Engineers Don’t Do Drama—We Do Solutions Many of you know me through my grant-writing business or my time as a community college vice president. But recently, my campaign advisors gave me some funny advice. They said, “Susan, you should probably tell people you used to be a rocket scientist.” It’s true! My background is actually...

When we think about the future of Sheridan County, two fundamental pillars stand out: the opportunities we create for our workforce, and the places our families call home. True community strength happens when these two pillars support one another. Investing in the Sciences at Sheridan College Sheridan College is a cornerstone of our community, providing...

Rain or Shine for Mental Health This past Saturday morning was a cold, rainy one, but the weather didn’t stop our community from showing up for a vital cause. I joined the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) for their awareness walk, and the turnout was a powerful reminder of how much we care for...