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A Powell woman served more than three months in jail for bizarre behavior that included driving her vehicle toward a family and fleeing from police. Her defense attorney says the incidents stemmed …
Devan Curtis needed help to stand after posing for a group picture with Raeya, her silky-soft golden retriever service dog. A kindly man reached down to lend a hand. What he didn
Yerie Ellen Shibao-Olpin, known to all by her nickname Kichan, died suddenly of a cardiac event on Oct. 16 in Wilson. She was 63 years old.
Proposal from the department would free up resources for other projects, officials say.
The state will investigate allegations that Rocky Mountain Power is slow or unwilling to accommodate requests from existing and prospective customers who want large amounts of new electrical power.
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Mary Jane Bannister, 72, of Sundance, went to be with her Lord and Savior on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026.
A Gillette man faces several felony charges after he allegedly sold meth — which he claimed local dart and pool players have said is the “best in Gillette” — to
When children walk into the GARF shelter, they’re coming in at an unstable time in their lives. But thanks to a couple of students from Campbell County High School, their
Whitney Stout of the Jaycees, right, and Mark Winland of the McManamen task force put up a large sign naming McManamen Park. Volunteers worked on the sign, with 84 Lumber and the Gillette Building Center donating the lumber and Knights of Columbus doing fundraisers to pay for the large timbers. Gillette Rental donated clamps and Pacific Steel donated rebar for the concrete foundation. Coast to Coast donated stain for the sign and JLC Signs gave “invaluable advice,” according to Winland.
Campbell County High School thespians promise to take audiences back to the ‘80s and a city they built on rock and roll with their performance of the “Rock of Ages”
Cheers filled the air at the Rec Center as hundreds of girls went bananas Saturday morning at the annual Girls on the Run 5K.