Good morning, Gillette.

United Way of Natrona County announced that the 2026 online grant application is now open for eligible nonprofits offering programs in Basic Needs, Health & Wellness, or Youth Development in Campbell and Converse counties.

Applications will be accepted from Jan. 12 until Jan. 30 — but may close early if demand increases.

The Powder River Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol will hold a cadet promotion ceremony and command change Monday at the National Guard Armory (811 E.

Laramie Ave.). Promotions begin at 7:15 p.m. as Colonel Rod Burnett officiates and eight cadets advance, with two earning the Billy Mitchell Award.

CCPL will host a meal prep class for residents interested in healthy cooking and time-saving recipes — check with CCPL for upcoming enrollment dates.

In 2025, the Northeast Wyoming Regional Airport handled over 60,000 passengers (its second busiest year since the COVID-19 pandemic), which reflects a strong regional travel trend.

Data shows Wyoming ranks #5 nationwide for electrician pay, with median actual wages at $73,450 and adjusted wages at $80,849 plus a 102% higher concentration compared to the national average.

The report highlights competitive earnings and growing demand for skilled trades in our region.

Girl Scouts of Montana and Wyoming start their cookie pre-order season on Jan.

30 with pickups from Mar. 20 to Apr. 12 — offering new flavors and fan favorites to help teach business skills and fund local troop activities.

Wyoming Energy Authority Executive Director Rob Creager was appointed to the National Coal Council by U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright on Monday.

He will serve a two-year term advising the Department of Energy on technical issues — representing state and local views as coal funds key public services.

TMS Exomind Launch Event

4:00 PM — Center for Solutions — Free demonstrations available — Dive into future tech with TMS Exomind's innovative brain stimulation technology.