Gillette City Council to hold public hearing for proposed $8M budget amendment By Ryan Lewallen|3 hours ago
Rockpile Museum Association seeking vendors for Sheepherder’s Festival, upcoming Flea Market By Julianna Landis|4 days ago
Gillette City Council approves $243K improvement study for Dalbey Memorial Park By Ryan Lewallen|12 days ago
Gillette City Council to consider study for improvements at Dalbey Memorial Park By Ryan Lewallen|13 days ago
Boys and Girls Club of Campbell County to host 2nd annual Shamrock Shindig Banquet By Julianna Landis|20 days ago
Gillette Community Theatre opens casting for Arsenic and Old Lace GILLETTE, Wyo. — Auditions are occurring next week for the latest project from Gillette Community Theatre, "Arsenic and Old Lace." By Julianna Landis|25 days ago
Homecoming: Gillette police officers honored for response in Sheridan standoff GILLETTE, Wyo. — Nearly two dozen local police officers and a county firefighter were honored by the Gillette City Council By Ryan Lewallen|26 days ago
Gillette City Council to honor local responders for efforts in Sheridan standoff GILLETTE, Wyo. — The Gillette City Council intends to honor several members of the local police department and one from By Ryan Lewallen|February 16
Heaviest Thursday snowfall to likely miss Gillette GILLETTE, Wyo.— A wider band of snow will move into the Black Hills and eastern Wyoming on Thursday, according to By Julianna Landis|February 14
Traveling exhibit celebrating cowboy history to open at Rockpile Museum 'Hurrah for the Cowboy' opens Feb. 7 and will be on view until December, 2024. By Julianna Landis|February 08
City approves $2.4M land purchase agreement with Gillette Community College District GILLETTE, Wyo. — A property transaction agreement between the City of Gillette and the Gillette Community College District advanced Tuesday By Ryan Lewallen|February 07
Hydrant replacement to impact Murrey Lane Jan. 31 GILLETTE, Wyo. — Residents living in the area of Murrey Lane should be on the lookout for city workers due By Ryan Lewallen|January 26
Street repair to close East 6th Street Jan. 28 GILLETTE, Wyo. — An emergency street repair will close a portion of East 6th Street starting Sunday, according to the By Ryan Lewallen|January 26
Gillette City Council shoots down MOU for ECSC adult softball fields study GILLETTE, Wyo. — This week, the Gillette City Council voted down a proposed memorandum of understanding with Campbell County intended By Ryan Lewallen|January 19
Gillette City Council to vote on dissolving Mayor’s Art Council Jan. 16 GILLETTE, Wyo. — After two decades, the Mayor’s Art Council could be a thing of the past, depending on a By Ryan Lewallen|January 12
Gillette realtor charged with multiple felonies in alleged real estate forgery GILLETTE, Wyo. — A local realtor has been formally charged with multiple felonies relating to a real estate scheme where By Ryan Lewallen|January 12
Gillette prepares for dangerously cold weather; 55 below windchills forecast GILLETTE, Wyo. — Gillette community service and government agencies alike are preparing for dangerously low windchill values expected to impact By Ryan Lewallen|January 11
Gillette City Council approves $2.3M McCann Heights pavement, sewer project The McCann Heights Project will begin in the spring of 2024 and is expected to impact several streets in the By Ryan Lewallen|January 09
Little Powder River Road repairs complete; road reopened Jan. 5 GILLETTE, Wyo. — Water main repairs that closed Little Powder River Road this week have been completed, allowing the roadway By Ryan Lewallen|January 05
Pump station water main failure closes Little Powder River Road GILLETTE, Wyo. — On Thursday, the City of Gillette announced an emergency road closure for a section of Little Powder By Ryan Lewallen|January 04
South Osborne Avenue, 6th Street intersection closed for water main break GILLETTE, Wyo. — A water main break has resulted in city crews closing the intersection at South Osborne Avenue and By Ryan Lewallen|January 04
Gillette City Council starts 2024 with new president, same judge GILLETTE, Wyo. — The Gillette City Council kicked off its first meeting of the new year on Tuesday, appointing a By Ryan Lewallen|January 03
Gillette police arrest suspected identity thief at local hotel GILLETTE, Wyo. — A suspected identity thief was taken into custody on Jan. 2 by officers investigating a potential innkeeper By Ryan Lewallen|January 03
City of Gillette, Campbell County government offices closed Monday for New Year’s GILLETTE, Wyo. — Local government offices will be closed on Monday in observance of the New Year’s holiday. The closure By Ryan Lewallen|December 28, 2023
Gillette City Council accepts study findings calling for 34 employee raises GILLETTE, Wyo. — More than two dozen city employees could get a raise by 2024 with the Gillette City Council By Ryan Lewallen|December 20, 2023
Wyoming Energy Authority to explore nuclear power option; Gillette workshop set for Dec. 13 GILLETTE, Wyo. — A workshop to determine the viability of deploying small-scale nuclear reactors across the state to augment existing By Ryan Lewallen|December 11, 2023
Gillette City Council approves city attorney pay raise Dec. 5 GILLETTE, Wyo. — On Tuesday, the Gillette City Council approved the second amendment to City Attorney Sean Brown’s employment contract, By Ryan Lewallen|December 6, 2023
Gillette City Council to consider city attorney pay raise Dec. 5 GILLETTE, Wyo. — City Attorney Sean Brown could receive a pay raise and additional vacation if an amendment to his By Ryan Lewallen|December 2, 2023
City mails survey to identify lead service lines in Gillette GILLETTE, Wyo. — Hundreds of residents will likely receive a survey in the mail as the city seeks to identify By Ryan Lewallen|November 28, 2023
Gillette mayor designates November 2023 as Epilepsy Awareness Month GILLETTE, Wyo. — A proclamation designating November 2023 as Epilepsy Awareness Month was signed into effect by Gillette Mayor Shay By Ryan Lewallen|November 25, 2023
City accepting nominations for annual Holiday Lighting Contest GILLETTE, Wyo. — The annual holiday lighting contest is in full swing and nominations are currently being accepted, according to By Ryan Lewallen|November 25, 2023
City declares Level I Snow Emergency ahead of approaching storm GILLETTE, Wyo. — City Administrator Mike Cole has declared a Level I Snow Emergency effective immediately ahead of an approaching By Ryan Lewallen|November 22, 2023
Rawhide student wins Gillette Christmas pin art contest Ashton Floyd, a Rawhide Elementary school student, was recognized Nov. 21 as the winner of the city's Christmas pin art By Mary Stroka|November 22, 2023
(PHOTOS) Gillette Elks Lodge hoop shoot nets 4 representatives for district Four of the dozens of local children who participated Nov. 20 in the Gillette Elks Lodge Hoop Shoot will represent By Mary Stroka|November 21, 2023
C17 Crime Clips for Tuesday, Nov. 21 Gillette police responded yesterday to a battery that occurred in the Campbell County High School restroom, Deputy Police Chief Brent By Mary Stroka|November 21, 2023