Good morning, Gillette.

Gillette's public access team created the Parks Reviews by Kids series where local children explore nearly 40 parks and always give them five stars—officials will release one more video before the season ends.

On Sunday afternoon, the Wyoming Sportsman’s Group hosted its annual Family Fun Day at Gillette Gun Club—kids and parents enjoyed outdoor activities.

Last week, Gillette College trustees officially initiated the transfer of three county-owned buildings to the college—this move is expected to bolster educational facilities and support future growth.

Campbell County residents attended a seminar last Thursday to learn what the One Big Beautiful Bill Act passed in July means for taxpayers.

The seminar prepared community members for the expected changes in tax rules.

Enroll Wyoming said the health insurance marketplace will soon offer fewer choices and higher premiums for coverage beginning January 1 while Mountain Health CO-OP exits the state in 2026.

The non-profit will cut its staff from ten full-time workers to one full time and one part time employee starting today—losing 90% of its funding, its in-person meetings will mostly move online.

Campbell County Health promoted Hollie Alexander as Nursing Home Administrator at Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center in Gillette—she is a native who began her nursing career at Gillette College and served as interim administrator.

She will now work on team development and regulatory excellence to improve resident care.

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.