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Five-year-old Avery Hansen pauses as she receives makeup during the dress rehearsal Monday for Sheridan Ice’s 8th annual Ice Show at Whitney Rink in the M&M’s Center. The figure skating show is free and open to the public on Tuesday, March 21, at 6:30 p.m. in the M&M’s Center.Justin Sheely | The Sheridan Press
Pre-alpha skaters, from left, Maxine Crawford, Avery Hansen, William Voight and Ashland Schneider get ready to practice during the dress rehearsal Monday for Sheridan Ice’s 8th annual Ice Show at Whitney Rink in the M&M’s Center. The figure skating show is free and open to the public on Tuesday, March 21, at 6:30 p.m. in the M&M’s Center.Justin Sheely | The Sheridan Press
A student draws with charcoal in a mixed media art class during the after school program Tuesday at Coffeen Elementary School. Students learned about the values in the gray scale and followed various exercises including pulling a photo from a magazine, placing a viewfinder over a picture then creating a charcoal drawing from the image within the frame.Justin Sheely | The Sheridan Press
Peter Kaminsky’s hands turn black with charcoal in a mixed media arts class during the after school program Tuesday at Coffeen Elementary School. Students learned about the values in the gray scale and followed various exercises including pulling a photo from a magazine, placing a viewfinder over a picture then creating a charcoal drawing from the image within the frame.Justin Sheely | The Sheridan Press
Fifth-graders Katrena Nelson, left, draws with charcoal as Aspen Weber looks on in a mixed media arts class during the after school program Tuesday at Coffeen Elementary School. Students learned about the values in the gray scale and followed various exercises including pulling a photo from a magazine, placing a viewfinder over a picture then creating a charcoal drawing from the image within the frame.Justin Sheely | The Sheridan Press
Fifth-grader Morgan Anderson draws with charcoal in a mixed media arts class during the after school program Tuesday at Coffeen Elementary School. Students learned about the values in the gray scale and followed various exercises including pulling a photo from a magazine, placing a viewfinder over a picture then creating a charcoal drawing from the image within the frame.Justin Sheely | The Sheridan Press
Welding students, from left, Chris Daniels, Ethan Hines and Jaden Paddock perform a shielded metal arc weld on a pipe during the Industrial Technology Programs Demo Day Wednesday in the Technical Center at Sheridan College. The event was open to high school students and teachers in industrial technology. College students held demonstration in areas of welding, diesel, machine tool and construction.Justin Sheely | The Sheridan Press
Welding instructor Time Anderson, left, shows high school students the computer-controlled plasma torch during the Industrial Technology Programs Demo Day Wednesday in the Technical Center at Sheridan College. The event was open to high school students and teachers in industrial technology. College students held demonstration in areas of welding, diesel, machine tool and construction.Justin Sheely | The Sheridan Press
Diesel mechanic Daniel Zent works on a friends car for time in his skills class during the Industrial Technology Programs Demo Day Wednesday in the Technical Center at Sheridan College. The event was open to high school students and teachers in industrial technology. College students held demonstration in areas of welding, diesel, machine tool and construction.Justin Sheely | The Sheridan Press
Dylan Scott, a junior high school student from Greybull, activates a hydraulic cylinder training system for testing engine cylinders during the Industrial Technology Programs Demo Day Wednesday in the Technical Center at Sheridan College. The event was open to high school students and teachers in industrial technology. College students held demonstration in areas of welding, diesel, machine tool and construction.Justin Sheely | The Sheridan Press
Tongue River High School students, from left, Kyler Heiling, Cory Loback and Gabe Veilleux drill screws into a board during the Industrial Technology Programs Demo Day Wednesday in the Technical Center at Sheridan College. The event was open to high school students and teachers in industrial technology. College students held demonstration in areas of welding, diesel, machine tool and construction.Justin Sheely | The Sheridan Press
Local artist Micah Trampe visits with a guest during the artist reception for “Modern Masters” art show Thursday evening at SAGE Community Arts on Brundage Street. The gallery features work by Micah Trampe and Jenna Jordan. The gallery is open to the public through April 14, hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Friday.Justin Sheely | The Sheridan Press
Kati Sherwood, left, visits with her former college art classmate Jenna Jordan during the artist reception for “Modern Masters” art show Thursday evening at SAGE Community Arts on Brundage Street. The gallery features work by Micah Trampe and Jenna Jordan. The gallery is open to the public through April 14, hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Friday.Justin Sheely | The Sheridan Press
Carol Kolf looks at paintings during the artist reception for “Modern Masters” art show Thursday evening at SAGE Community Arts on Brundage Street. The gallery features work by Micah Trampe and Jenna Jordan. The gallery is open to the public through April 14, hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Friday.Justin Sheely | The Sheridan Press
The eyes of Micah Trampe’s painting “Rick Grimes” looks on as guests mingle during the artist reception for “Modern Masters” art show Thursday evening at SAGE Community Arts on Brundage Street. The gallery features work by Micah Trampe and Jenna Jordan. The gallery is open to the public through April 14, hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Friday.