Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 17th of September.
Good morning, Gillette.
Campbell County faces elevated fire danger today as mostly sunny skies, a high near 77, and shifting winds create increased risk in Gillette.
Forecasters predict showers and thunderstorms beginning Thursday that will continue through Sunday while conditions cool.
The National Interagency Fire Center forecast normal fire potential for September in Wyoming as aboveaverage rainfall is expected to slow wildfire activity — a shift from last month’s heavier fire alerts.
Officials will review the outlook if weather changes alter moisture levels.
At the Sept. 15 meeting, the council reviewed updates on local events as Maj.
Toni Brown asked to proclaim Saturday, Dec. 19 as Wreaths Across America Day with an 11 a.m. ceremony at Mount Pisgah Cemetery—1,082 wreaths have been ordered so far to honor veteran headstones.
Three people graduated from the Campbell County Adult Treatment Court on Sept.
15 in Gillette as the program celebrated 25 years of offering an alternative to incarceration; Abby Running Shield, Daniel Harrington and Cody Brown were honored along with supportive judges, case managers and law enforcement (program started in 2001).
On Sept. 15, the council recognized Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month and considered commercial redevelopment tools — they also approved homecoming parade permits for Thunder Basin on Sept.
21 and Campbell County on Sept. 23.
A Place for Mom reports that memory care in Wyoming costs about $6,482 per month, covering housing + meals and 24-hour supervision, while nationwide rates vary from $5,250 to $11,314 based on care needs.
Families can compare options to plan for possible changes in care levels.
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