Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 10th of August.
Good morning, Gillette.
Children hosted the Youth Booth at Gillette's Saturday Farmer's Market in its third year to show off their skills and hard work—drawing crowds of customers and vendors.
The Miss Campbell County pageant took place today at Cam-plex’s Heritage Center during the Campbell County Fair’s first weekend — participants earned top titles.
Next week, Campbell County School District schools will host open houses that let students and parents preview classrooms before the school year begins — details on session times are pending — school offices announced.
Gillette city officials are reviewing nuisance codes after residents raised concerns about enforcement.
They plan to propose changes soon — aiming to make the rules clearer and more consistently applied.
The Department of the Interior approved a new plan that lets Antelope Mine in Converse County produce 14.5 million tons of coal and extend operations until 2037.
The plan covers 857 federal acres and supports 359 jobs—helping keep a steady supply of low-sulfur coal for the Powder River Basin.
Wyoming-based All Solar has seen growing demand for rooftop solar from homeowners and small businesses, but future expansion may be delayed when the 30% tax credit ends later this year.
Energy advocates warn that federal funding uncertainties—potential cancellations of federal grants—could raise electric bills and undermine programs like Solar for All.
Battle at Bonepile Creek: 1865 Sawyers Expedition
6 p.m. — Campbell County Rockpile Museum — Free entry — Explore the historical significance of the 1865 Sawyers Expedition with expert presentations and archaeological insights.
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