Good morning, Gillette.

The Northeast Wyoming Regional Airport is seeking companies to take over fixed base operator (FBO) services and asks interested parties to contact the airport as discussions progress.

Campbell County School District celebrated the opening of its new Aquatic Center this week after a decade-long effort to build the facility.

The center will offer improved swimming programs & recreational activities for students and community members.

Environmental groups including the Wyoming Outdoor Council urged lawmakers to require developer fees and public review steps for new data center projects in Wyoming, citing high energy and water use, with proposals slated for upcoming legislative sessions (a white paper outlines these recommendations).

City offices will close at 12 p.m. on Dec.

24 and will remain closed all day on Dec. 25 for Christmas. Trash pickup will not occur on Dec. 25 — crews will cover both Thursday and Friday’s routes on Dec. 26.

Governor Mark Gordon and the Wyoming Energy Authority announced today $100 million in matching funds for BWXT’s nuclear fuel fabrication project in Gillette (expected to create over 200 direct jobs).

This investment supports energy independence and strengthens Wyoming’s critical uranium industry.

Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center in Gillette will accept new residents again in mid-January 2026 after pausing admissions following a review of care standards — officials say beds will open gradually as staffing and resources improve.

The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) submitted its application in November for up to $800M to improve rural care by strengthening the workforce and expanding emergency services.

The federal Rural Health Transformation Program will decide funding by Dec. 31.

New Year's Eve Buck and Ball Rodeo

7-8:30 p.m. — Cam-Plex Wyoming Center — Ticket info not specified — Celebrate the new year with exciting rodeo events in Gillette.