Good morning, Gillette.

Downtown Gillette will host Brews and Cruise on Saturday, September 13, where locals gather + enjoy food, music and vendor booths in a lively community event.

The deteriorating steps at Campbell County Public Library will be repaired soon—work is expected to improve visitor safety.

A 17-year-old driver struck a 58-year-old man on I-90 near mile marker 131 on Monday afternoon and the man was treated for injuries that did not threaten his life at Campbell County Health.

Today, the Bureau of Land Management is moving ahead with a lease sale process for a 440 million ton federal coal tract in the Powder River Basin—coal producers say its fair-market value is low and bids may not be high.

Wyoming energy officials support the move to secure coal supply and jobs while some critics worry it may bring less revenue to the state.

Commissioners will meet with the planning commission—before releasing amended bylaws for public comment—to review new revisions.

The session aims to finalize clear guidelines for the commission's future work.

Last week the Gillette City Council committed approximately $15,550 worth of wood fiber material to the Campbell County Boys and Girls Club for a playground improvement—this donation will supply the essential material needed for the project.

University of Wyoming players shined in Week 1 NFL games.

Bills QB Josh Allen threw for 394 yards in a 41—40 win over the Ravens while Casper native Logan Wilson helped the Bengals secure a 17—16 win, and Wyoming players Frank Crum, Carl Granderson, and Andrew Wingard will play next week.