Editing Sheridan, Wyoming (section)

==Economy==
Like many towns in the western United States, Sheridan's early industries included cattle ranching, logging, coal mining, railroading, agriculture, and small factories including a flour mill, brewery, commercial registered agents,<ref>{{Cite web |date=July 19, 2022 |title=$20 Wyoming LLC Registered Agent Services. Start a Wyoming LLC |url=https://llcwyo.com/ |access-date=August 28, 2022 |website=llcwyo.com |language=en-US}}</ref> and a sugarbeet refinery. Residents today are employed in many fields including nearby [[coal mining|coal mines]], [[education]], [[coal bed methane extraction]], [[health care]], [[retailing]], [[bank]]ing; [[law firm]]s, [[government]], [[forestry]], [[home construction]], [[agriculture|farming]] and [[ranch]]ing.

===Tourism===
Sheridan was ranked number one by the ''[[True West Magazine]]'' in 2006 among the Top Western Towns. It was ranked sixth in 2007.<ref>''True West Magazine'', January/February 2007 issue, p. 28.</ref> It is a vacation destination and a travel stop, due to its proximity to [[Interstate 90 in Wyoming|Interstate 90]] and [[U.S. Route 14 in Wyoming|U.S. Route 14]].