Good morning, Gillette.

The Campbell County Public Library offers free legal consultations with a Volunteer Reference Attorney, available to the public without an appointment.

Second Chance Ministries is organizing a dinner and auction event to support their initiatives, scheduled for 5 p.m. Thursday at the Cam-plex Wyoming Center with tickets at $25 each.

The Campbell County Fire Department was called to a series of incidents on Nov.

5, including two vehicle rollovers, a hazardous material spill, a hit gas line, and several emergency medical responses, bringing their yearly total to 2,843 service requests.

Law enforcement in Gillette, Wyo., dealt with several incidents on Nov.

6, including a potentially impaired driver who admitted to methamphetamine use, a UPS vehicle rollover, and a DUI arrest near Eagle Butte Mine.

The Campbell County Sheriff’s Office provided a list of recent arrests and arraignments in Gillette, WY, including charges ranging from contempt of court to DUI.

The Gillette College board election results in six incumbents being re-elected and one new member joining the board.

Four candidates, including two incumbents and two newcomers, won seats on the Campbell County School District board of trustees.

Three hospital board members secured re-election in recent voting.

The Gillette City Council postponed the approval of a liquor license for Expresso Lube to gather more information and ensure its revenue model aligns with state requirements.

The Gillette City Council appointed Mark S.

Young to the Historic Preservation Commission and Cheyenne Neville to the CARE Board to serve until 2027 and 2028, respectively.