The Story Journal

From generations of nut growers to farmers markets in Sheridan County, Theresa and Eric Heinrich are building The Barn Door Market around family, quality and the simple idea of bringing people together.

Patty Wolfe’s diary from July through December records a frightening buggy accident, months of illness and caregiving, and the ordinary work that continued even in the midst of loss.

Story Days officially kicks off today, Friday, August 28, beginning a full weekend of food, music, community traditions and activities throughout Story.

When Danielle Law and her band members take the stage at the Lodore during Story Days, don’t expect them to stay neatly inside one musical box.

Long before generations of Story residents knew it as the Wagon Box, the familiar property along North Piney Road was known as the Piney Inn, a place where visitors came for meals, dancing, fishing, horseback riding, mountain vacations and the kind of hospitality that helped shape Story’s early identity.

Story Days returns August 28–30 with a special theme this year: “Story the Beautiful,” inspired by America the Beautiful and the celebration of America’s 250th anniversary.

Patty Wolfe and the Family Behind a Wyoming Community.

For Patricia Ann, teaching dance isn’t about perfect steps. It’s about helping people get onto the floor, trust themselves, connect with others, and have a little fun along the way.

For more than a century, the tall brick building along Coffeen Avenue has stood as a familiar Sheridan landmark.

Sometimes the most meaningful businesses begin with a person searching for answers in their own life.

How Josh Davies and Design for Hope help businesses turn technology into trust, opportunity and growth

On a historic Wyoming ranch beneath the Bighorn Mountains, artists from around the world are given something increasingly difficult to find: uninterrupted time. For visitors, Ucross offers an opportunity to experience contemporary art, local history, peaceful landscapes and a growing calendar of community events.

Local Musician Rich Bratten Is Discovering the Power of Playing With Purpose

The tall pines surrounding Story are more than part of the scenery. They provide shade, privacy, wildlife habitat and much of the mountain character that makes this community feel like home.

Victoria Haun and her family are creating a place where good dogs, healthy land, and memorable days in the field can be passed from one generation to the next.

Yellowstone’s Funniest One-Star Reviews and What Visitors Should Actually Know

ust a short drive from Story, Fort Phil Kearny stands along a route many residents and travelers regularly pass. But according to Site Superintendent Sharie Shada, those who have never stopped are missing much more than a chapter of military history.

Sheridan County residents now have a new way to receive critical emergency information directly from local public safety officials. Sheridan County, the Sheridan County Sheriff’s Office, and the Sheridan Police Department have upgraded to AlertSense, a new emergency notification system designed to deliver timely public safety alerts, severe weather warnings, evacuation information, and important community notifications. Messages are sent directly from the local dispatch cente

When Cruisin’ takes the outdoor stage at the Lodore during Story Days, the audience can expect more than a collection of familiar songs. They can expect the kind of performance the band has delivered since 1989.

Visitors to Story Days will have an opportunity to experience an important part of ranching culture when accomplished stock dog trainer Wendy Auzqui presents a live Border Collie demonstration on Friday, August 28.