Good morning, Gillette.

Campbell County Library’s summer reading program saw 461,000 minutes read by 1,083 children and many adults, and the library will work to reach 500,000 minutes by Aug.

23 using community events—like a block party and prizes—for added support. The program’s success points to changes planned for next year.

Wright Branch Library kicks off the new school year today by hosting its Cappuccino Capers event from 7:30-9 a.m.—offering drinks and treats for parents to relax before school, and drawing local families to start the day together.

Lawmakers discussed changes to the Public Records Act on Thursday in Casper—debating if they should end their lawmakers’ exemption—and agreed to form a working group after receiving concerns from local officials and the public records ombudsman.

They said the changes might improve accountability by ensuring taxpayer-funded entities must share emails and documents.

The Wyoming Department of Agriculture inspected Campbell County food establishments from Aug.

8—14; on Aug. 11 Monarca Taqueria had one violation, on Aug. 12 Taco Bell had three violations while Sonic met standards—detailed reports are available online.

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.