Good morning, Gillette.

On Oct. 18 at 10:18 a.m., a small group gathered at Bicentennial Park — Sampson Field for the unveiling of a memorial bench honoring Ross Hall, a former coach and teacher known for his dedication.

Community members are pleading with NCSD officials to reconsider a staff recommendation to close two local schools—residents say the closures would limit important education options for families.

The push to keep the schools open reflects strong local concern over losing essential community resources.

Many houses in Gillette will be decorated for Halloween—handing out candy to trick-or-treaters this Friday, October 31—as community residents offer a festive way for families to celebrate the holiday.

The Campbell County Fire Department responded to a medical emergency at Alberta Drive on Monday, Oct 27 at 11:21 a.m. — they have answered 2,632 service requests year to date.

Hoskinson Health will build a new surgery center after Campbell County Commissioners approved its rezoning request last week—this project will expand local health services.

Families across Gillette will use creative dishes—like pumpkin soup, monster meatballs, and witch's brew punch—to transform Halloween into a stylish dinner party that blends spooky decor with tasty treats.

A recent study shows Wyoming issued permits for 503 multi-family homes, which make up 23.6% of new housing units and rank among the lowest in the country.

Nationally, a 3.7 million home gap has lawmakers working to ease zoning rules—hoping to spur more apartment and condo construction.

2025 Trick-or-Treat on Gillette Main Street

1-5 p.m. — Gillette Main Street — Free entry — Bring your little goblins and ghouls for a festive afternoon of treats, face painting, and pumpkin carving.