Good morning, Gillette.

Campbell County’s Fourth of July parade on Saturday morning along Second Street marked the community’s big 250 celebration as festive floats passed by — uniting families in a patriotic display of local pride.

AAA reported that prices in Gillette fell to an average $3.76 per gallon on Monday as holiday travel pressures eased, with the lowest local price at $3.68 per gallon.

Nearby counties recorded larger drops + future shifts depend on refining supply improvements.

Gillette College reached accreditation candidacy status last Thursday (its most significant step so far) and is now considering pursuing early accreditation.

Federal forecasters lowered wildfire risk for July in Wyoming’s northeast—thanks to rain and snowfall—while southern areas remain at higher risk amid ongoing dry conditions.

The Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center in Gillette will open a new short term rehab unit with 10 beds Monday, July 13 to help patients who have left the hospital but still need care.

Nurse Bevan Beck will manage the unit which offers round the clock care and therapy to aid recovery.

Downtown Thursday Night Concerts

6-9 p.m. — Gillette Main Street — Free entry — Family-friendly concert series featuring food, beer, and fun in Downtown Gillette.