Good morning, Gillette.

WyoFind Search, Rescue & Recovery will host its 'Bring Hope to the Missing of Wyoming' fundraiser at the Fireside Lounge in Gillette on Saturday, Oct.

17—raising funds for essential search and rescue equipment. The nonprofit depends on community donations and volunteer efforts to support families with missing loved ones.

Wyoming is now inviting private companies to submit proposals for building electric vehicle charging stations along rural highways that serve Gillette and other communities.

The state will cover 80% of the costs, and applications are accepted until Nov. 18 (supporting tourism and easing driver range anxiety).

On Tuesday, the legislative task force on health insurance costs rejected a state-run catastrophic plan, saying it would not lower premiums, and examined alternatives like direct primary care and regulated hospital services.

It will ask the Management Council to extend the work for another year — aiming to cut costs.

The city’s sports facilities were busy this summer as tournaments drew thousands of participants + tens of thousands of spectators from our community.