Making Peace With a Changed View
Dear Annie: My next-door neighbor recently cut down several beautiful old trees along our shared property line. These were not little saplings. They were tall, graceful, historic-looking trees that had
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Growing Older, Feeling Smaller
Dear Annie: I sit here writing to you starting another week much like the past six months of this year: depressed by the way time has altered my life.
TBHS thrower Mason Kimberling still looking to improve after earning state title, third place finish at Nik...
When Mason Kimberling joined the Thunder Basin indoor track and field team as a freshman, he wanted to be a sprinter.
The night the door was gone
The nearby street lamp cast it’s glow across the wet driveway and side patio of our newly purchased home. I walked through the bright and over to the dark of
Histories: Wyodak Power Plant was an 'engineering marvel' when it was built in 1978
When it was completed a decade ago, the Wyodak Power Plant was an engineering marvel. Unlike other plants that use huge amounts of water, this one was designed for the arid plains of northeast Wyoming. And e...
Campbell County Sheriff's Office receives Seven Seals Award
On Monday, the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office was recognized for their support of National Guard and Reserve Members.
Courts: Man gets up to five years in prison for drug-endangered child
On July 1, BRYAN LESTER, 36, was sentenced for drug-endangered child, taking drugs into jail and possession of stolen property. He had pleaded guilty to the first two counts and entered a no contest plea to...
CCFD working to implement color coding on fire hydrants
Gillette residents may have noticed some of the fire hydrants around town have undergone a bit of a facelift in the past couple of weeks.
Community steps up support of local nonprofits during seventh annual WyoGives Day
Wyoming residents showed off their generous spirit on WyoGives Day, donating nearly $6.5 million to hundreds of nonprofit agencies around the state.
City Council candidates took a more adversarial tone at debates hosted by local GOP
The differences between the various candidates for Gillette City Council were apparent on Monday, as seven of the nine people running for the non-partisan seats participated in a debate hosted
Nearly 100 people braved nearly 100-degree temperatures to finish Universal Athletics 5K
On Tuesday evening, the number of people who ran or walked in the Universal Athletics 5K nearly matched the temperature.
Histories: After 62 years in Gillette, Saunders Lumber Company closed its doors in 1988
In 1927, the Saunders Lumber Company building looked much as it does today, although Second Street is now paved. Shown standing in front of the building are Bob and Dan Saunders.
Osage residents ask county for help amid governance, finance concerns
NEWCASTLE — Frustrated Osage residents asked the Weston County Commission on July 7 to help them address concerns over the governance and finances of the Osage Improvement and Service District,
Blotter: Man taken to hospital after owner of aggressive dog punched him in the face
NATIONAL 9 INN: A 58-year-old man was taken to the hospital after a 52-year-old man punched him in the face. The older man tried to kick the younger man's dog, who was being aggressive, while in the National...
U.S. House candidate Steve Friess touts decades of conservative activism
Steve Friess announced he was running for the lone Wyoming seat in the U.S. House of Representatives on April 2, which was the birthday of his late father, Foster Friess.
CCSD passes $491.6 million budget
The Campbell County School Board approved a $491.6 million budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027, a significant increase from last year as the construction of the new Campbell County High School
Commissioners reduce county mill levy to 10.45 mills
Campbell County’s mill levy will be the lowest it’s been in years after the Campbell County Commissioners voted Wednesday to set it at 10.45 mills.
Commissioners approve rezoning request for future industrial park north of Foothills
A future business park that is planned to be built north of Gillette cleared a hurdle Wednesday.
Blotter: No one seriously hurt in head-on crash at Little Powder River Road and Northern Drive
ECHETA ROAD AND FOOTHILLS BOULEVARD: A 22-year-old man was arrested early Thursday morning after officers pulled him over in a 2006 Chevrolet pickup after seeing the man fail to maintain a single lane of tra...
Horoscope July 16, 2026
You are idealistic, emotional and intuitive. You're also perceptive and analytical. This is a year of service for you, perhaps service to family. Take care of yourself so you can be a resource to those who t...
A Season of Distance, Not Goodbye
Dear Annie: I am an 86-year-old mother of three children, a grandmother of six and great-grandmother of eight. We have always had a great relationship with our children.
Histories: CCSO in 1976 recreated photos of old-time sheriff's posse from the early 1900s
An old-time sheriff's posse is depicted by the current Campbell County force, from left, front row, are Ron Burch, Tom Naylor, Larry Coleman, Ron Groves, Bernie Mines, John Bruner, Lee Appley and Spike Hladk...
Teton Pass crash galvanizes safety push
JACKSON — Randy Roberts knows all too well how dangerous Highway 22 over Teton Pass can be.
Foundations for Nations Church doubles down on message to Tribal members
RIVERTON — After a controversial sermon earlier this month that called for Northern Arapaho Tribal members to denounce their traditional ways, the Northern Arapaho Business Council on Friday told leaders