A Bozeman Trail-themed presentation that was canceled last week over weather concerns has been rescheduled for early November, according to
A Bozeman Trail-themed presentation that was canceled last week over weather concerns has been rescheduled for early November, according to
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Tribute to American Veterans The price of freedom is the writing on the traveling wall which arrived Tuesday in Gillette.
It was a quiet morning in Kemmerer, Wyoming, as families smiled amongst one another mere hours after wishing their fathers,
Verna Ann Gilbertz made her way through the crowd at the Cam-Plex Frontier Hall Saturday morning to a table where
It’s a story with familiar elements that arise from time to time throughout our nation’s history; the federal government notices
U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis introduced legislation, co-sponsored by Sen. John Barrasso, to protect the name of one of northeast Wyoming's
Campbell County Rockpile Museum will host a virtual Black & Yellow Theatre: Voices of the Powder River Basin program this
A Sundance woman will have another day in court after successfully winning her appeal to the Wyoming Supreme Court Friday.
An oil pump, a common site surrounding the plains of Gillette, Wyoming in 2019 which would be notably absent in
#ThisWeekInWYHistory On Feb. 4, 1889, Wyoming Territorial Governor Thomas Moonlight decided to pardon a man who was incarcerated for stealing
Want to explore the history and daily life of Campbell County homesteaders? The Campbell County Rockpile Museum is gearing up
As we all know, 2020 was a year unlike any other and it involved plenty of tragedy for Campbell County.
It was a calm, peaceful Thursday afternoon. Birds softly chirped their songs amid babbling brooks as a gentle breeze kissed
By Ian MacDougall, ProPublica Twenty years after the Supreme Court decision known as Bush v. Gore effectively decided a presidential
Governor Mark Gordon announced Friday the appointment of Stuart S. Healy III to fill the upcoming District Court Judge vacancy
In 2015, when a mosque opened in Gillette, many people were surprised that Wyoming had a Muslim population at all.
It’s been 142 years, nearly to the day, since 25-year-old Johnny Slaughter’s murder inspired a community to take a stand
Usually there’s a reason for taking the long way around. In the 1860s, the safest way to reach the gold
When most people think of treasure hunting, they think of shipwrecked troves, ancient pyramids, and maybe even Nicholas Cage. But,
On Jan. 9, 1887, record snowfall and subarctic temperatures decimated Wyoming’s once booming and profitable cattle industry. Historians remain divided
The Wyoming Office of Tourism (WOT) announced 2019 is the “Year of Wyoming Women” as the state prepares to celebrate
On Oct. 27, 1933, Earnest Hemingway published Winner Take Nothing, which included the short story, “Wine of Wyoming.” It’s not
Mary Kelly, president of the Gillette Historical Society, told some incredible stories today of Campbell County men and woman who
Whenever there’s a royal wedding or another big monarchial event, I’m always left scratching my head at how popular these
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Matthew Shepard’s death after he was kidnapped, robbed, and pistol-whipped in Laramie. His
*Photo credit Bill Larkin, showing a DC-4 in United Airlines livery On Oct. 6, 1955, 66 people perished when their
(Gillette, Wyo.) In the hand of the silhouetted cowboy on the iconic Bucking Horse and Rider logo is a hat
(Gillette, Wyo.) The Wyoming State Hospital, which still exists today, is easily spotted from I-80 that cuts through Evanston. On
(Gillette, Wyo.) On Aug. 19, 1854, 29 soldiers were killed in one of the first battles of a lengthy war
