Good morning, Gillette.

The Campbell County School District Board approved most items on its consent agenda Tuesday while pulling Policy 5020-R on homeschooled students and Administrative Regulation 4112R for further review.

Deputy Superintendent Kirby Eisenhauer said memoranda with virtual schools help students join classes like music and reported a successful new cellphone policy.

On Aug. 25, the Campbell County School District 1 board recognized National Suicide Prevention Week (Sept.

6 to 12) and honored two staff members. Jean Parish of Rawhide Elementary earned Educational Support Personnel Employee of the Year honors while Tracy Ennis of Hillcrest Elementary was named Teacher of the Year.

Governor Mark Gordon ordered all U.S. flags in Wyoming to be lowered in honor of Dolly Parton, who died Tuesday after a brief battle with cancer.

The flags will remain lowered until sunset on Sept. 1.

Some flavors of Outshine Fruit Bars sold in Gillette are being recalled because they may contain glass—retail stores and the Wyoming Department of Agriculture are warning consumers to check lot codes and dispose of any affected 2.5‑ounce products immediately.

Legacy Institute Dental in Gillette, led by Dr. Stuart Youmans, uses experienced nurses to conduct thorough pre-procedure evaluations & tailor dental treatments to enhance patient safety and overall health.

Vitalant is hosting a blood drive across Northern Wyoming and nearby regions throughout Sept.

National Blood Donation Week runs Sept. 1–7 and Gov. Mark Gordon declared Sept. 4 as Blood Donation Day — donors earn rewards like a glow-in-the-dark T-shirt and gift cards.