Good morning, Gillette.

On April 28, the Campbell County School Board recognized students from Rozet Elementary and Campbell County High School for achievements in art, sports, and academics, including a state champion in wrestling and dual-credit graduates from Gillette College - a milestone for the district.

A 5-year-old Gillette boy is competing in the 2026 Junior Ranger contest — which supports the National Wildlife Federation and ends Thursday at 7 p.m. PDT — as he works to move from second to first place by gaining online votes.

The Wyoming State 4-H Foundation awarded over $74,000 in scholarships Tuesday to Campbell County students who will attend local colleges in 2026 to 2027.

Jayden Haugen, Samantha Marshall, Zachary McMillin, and Rylee Hudson received awards ranging from $300 to $2,400.

On April 28, the Campbell County School Board reviewed staffing proposals for the 2026–27 school year amid rising costs and approved an attendance boundary change plus a $131M contract for a new high school replacement.

Superintendent Alex Ayers noted reserve funds reduced projected insurance increases—easing cost pressures.

An insurance agent advises residents to check roof conditions and capture photos+video of their property ahead of Wyoming’s storm season.

Experts say that during May, June, and July, timely repairs can help reduce damage from hail, wind, and potential tornadoes.

A Place for Mom released a report on senior care costs in Wyoming using 2025 move-in data.

The report shows that median rates are $5,120 for assisted living, $8,200 for memory care, and $2,200 for independent living, while home care averages $36 per hour.