Good morning, Gillette.

The Campbell County Board of Commissioners designated Dec.

14–20 as ‘Wreaths Across America Week’ to honor veterans, involving community in laying wreaths on graves.

Campbell County has been awarded a $232,177 Community Services Block Grant to support low-income families and individuals achieve self-sufficiency, allocating $222,281 to various local agencies.

The 'Stuff the Bus' event, organized by motorcyclist advocacy group ABATE, is a series of toy donation drives across various locations from Nov.

20 to Dec. 15 to collect new, unwrapped toys for children.

Campbell County has allocated $95,000 in TANF funds to four organizations to support needy families aiming for self-sufficiency and to reduce out-of-wedlock pregnancies.

The Campbell County Fire Department attended several incidents, including emergency medical responses and vehicle rollovers, on Nov.

18, marking 2,919 service calls for the year.

A man faces six to seven years in prison after pleading guilty to his sixth DUI offense.

Cheatgrass is set to be classified as a noxious weed in Wyoming after a vote by weed and pest districts, prompting discussions on effective management strategies.

The Gillette City Council approved a $476,607 sewer replacement project near Twin Spruce Junior High to replace an aging sewer main with high-density polyethylene pipe, encountering unexpected costs due to sandstone.

The Gillette City Council is set to vote on accepting nearly $3 million in completed infrastructure projects including road, sewer, and utility upgrades at their November 19 meeting.

Campbell County commissioners have established the 2025 holiday schedule for various county offices and departments, including the possibility of treating Election Day as a county holiday.

Family Day Christmas Crafts at Rockpile Museum

Children aged 4-12 can enjoy a craft-filled day at the Rockpile Museum, featuring Christmas card making and a special visit from Santa.

Craig Johnson, the Renowned Wyoming Author, to Present at CCPL

Wyoming's bestselling author Craig Johnson will discuss his latest work, including his new novella and an annual Christmas story, at the Campbell County Public Library.