A.B.A.T.E Collects Toys for Children in Need
The motorcycle led the parade Saturday, pulling St. Nick in his sleigh. Children waved at Santa from the sidewalk as the parade made their way down Gillette Avenue.
Behind Santa Claus, a heavily decorated truck...
A Home of Her Own
Teen embraces life in wake of fatal diagnosis
The family Christmas is moving to Autumn’s Butterfly House this year, Londen Tabor said, opening the door of the tiny home in the family’s backyard in southern...
Gillette Police Chief Announces Retirement
Gillette Police Department (GPD) Chief Jim Hloucal will retire this March after 30 years of service, according to a release from the City of Gillette Wednesday.
Hloucal joined the GPD in 1991, and during that...
Winter Christmas Market: Dec. 19
The Gillette Saturday Farmers Market features local vendors offering meat, dairy, produce, baked and canned goods, crafts, soaps, candies, dog treats, organic spices and much, more more!
On Saturday, Dec. 19, enjoy the spirit of...
Disaster Medical Assistance Team “a Godsend”
While most of Campbell County was enjoying Thanksgiving with family, members of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services’ (HHS) Connecticut 1 Disaster Medical Assistance Team (DMAT) were at Campbell County Memorial Hospital...
Enjoy Breakfast with Santa
The American Legion Post 42 and A.B.A.T.E. Toy Store will be hosting their 2nd Annual Breakfast with Santa event on Sunday, Dec. 6 from 8 a.m. to noon at the American Legion at 200 Rockpile...
It Takes an Army
Jenny Hartung was a whirlwind. Clipboard in hand, she moved from car to car through a line of vehicles that stretched from the Salvation Army parking lot out to Highway 14-16. At each vehicle,...
Gillette College to Move Online, COVID-19 Absent of Student Body
Gillette College announced Wednesday that the college will move to online instruction Nov. 30, despite no new cases of COVID-19 among their student body.
Right now the college intends the online courses to be a...
Wyoming Losing Care Options as COVID Floods Region’s Hospitals
By Andrew Graham, WyoFile
The impacts of Wyoming’s COVID-19 surge are being exacerbated by spikes in neighboring states and the concurrent strain on the region’s healthcare resources.
Demand for Wyoming’s scarce hospital capacity is expected to build,...
Community Joins Together to Celebrate Veterans Day
Faces were solemn as dozens of residents, veterans and community groups reverently laid flags on the graves of the roughly 400 fallen soldiers in Mt. Pisgah Cemetery on a brisk fall Wednesday morning. This...