Good morning, Gillette.

Wright Branch Library posted a job opening for a Branch Services Specialist on July 14—candidates with an interest in libraries are invited to apply in Wright.

The Campbell County Public Library will host a free tie dye party today at 2 p.m. for teens in seventh through twelfth grade at its Gillette branch so they can add a splash of color to their clothes.

Nonprofits in Gillette and Campbell County are preparing for WyoGives Day, a 24-hour fundraiser that starts at 12 a.m. July 16 using a special search tool to learn about 430 groups.

Many local organizations are hosting fun contests and awarding special prizes to boost support for their causes for the coming year.

A 61-year-old man was arrested for aggravated assault after he allegedly pointed a gun at a door-to-door alarm salesman at his home on Saturday afternoon—local police took him into custody.

After three weeks of falling prices, Campbell County's average gas price dropped 4 cents to $2.99 on Monday—making it one of the cheapest in the area—as the national average moved up to $3.11 per gallon, data from AAA and GasBuddy confirmed.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department advised local anglers to stop catch-and-release when water temperatures hit 70 degrees as warm water can quickly kill trout.

They also recommended fishing early and using a pocket thermometer — key steps to help the fish survive.

After the Fourth of July, Campbell County went under stage one fire restrictions and the Campbell County Fire Department is preparing for wildfire season by checking equipment and mobilizing teams.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation will hold an online public meeting to gather input on its 2050 long range transportation plan — residents can share their opinions on needed improvements and funding priorities.

The self-guided meeting will let participants voice their concerns about problems and how finances should be used in future projects — the agency seeks clear ideas to shape upcoming plans.

Backyard Yard Games Bonanza

9-10 a.m. — Sage Bluffs Park — Free for Braintree students and caregivers — Enjoy a morning of sunshine and classic backyard games with friends and family.