Gillette News Record

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The social media accounts linked to from Gillette News Record are: • Facebook • Instagram • Email • X Besides social media accounts, newsrecord has populated their site with: • The SpongeBob Musical lights up Thunder Basin with a supercharged sponge • Fourth annual Shop with a Biker helps 23 kids with their Christmas list • Shop with a cop • Trick or treat yo self: Hundreds show up downtown for Trick-or-Treat Gillette Main Street • Treat cred: Another year of Treat Street • Cultural celebration at CCHS brings traditions and art from across the Americas to Gillette • Bolts sweep Cheyenne Central and East in weekend matches • Havana good time • Former jail officer accused of sex with inmate charged with voyeurism while on bond • Gillette woman hopes for 3rd heart transplant • Local judge's 4th book lands on bestseller list • Larry Smith appointed as college board trustee • CCH phases out mask requirements • Commissioners split on potential Northern Drive industrial park • Early voting starts Friday, Sept. 23 • Local bus drivers ready to show off skills at bus rodeo • City approves free afternoon swimming at Rec Center • Litter bugs: Sisters take on unending task of cleaning Gillette roadsides • Gillette College to bring back basketball and soccer, volleyball to make debut • Rec Center to offer free afternoon swim sessions, pending City Council approval • Wyoming Innovation Center opens its doors • Despite plenty of adversity, Mustangs travel to 1st playoff game • New sculpture commemorates the Memory of the 8 • Fishing Lake under advisory as high level of blue-green algae confirmed • City's new street sweeping program paying off so far • A work in progress: Morningside Park mural almost complete • 'The yoga crew:' Return of Senior Center yoga class keeps mind and body young • Gamblers and missions and show girls, oh my! 'Guys and Dolls' takes the stage Friday and Saturday • Seeking tree-tment: Drought conditions and recent rains in Gillette bring rise in tree disease • Formula none: Locals support each other during formula shortage • Graduating classes: Seniors focus on inevitability of the future and support systems • Bolts girls win second state title with 2-0 win over Rock Springs • Bolts girls clinch spot in state title game with 4-1 win over Natrona County • County jail to have new food service provider this summer • Residents thank commissioners for cutting library's 1% funding • A tassel turner: New college district hosts graduating class for the first time • Gillette man’s 23-foot guitar statue finds home in Sturgis • Camels Jadeyn Snyder and Mathew Sigismond excelling in sports and music • Checkmate: More than just a game, chess teaches life skills • Surviving breed: Homesteader descendants keep their history alive • UW's Gabby Drube selected to Mountain West Championship team • Part-time pilots fly for sage grouse counts • A STEM-tacular showcase • Switched at birth • Stocktrail Elementary to be only dual-language immersion school next year • Prom Time: Teen’s business turns dreams into reality • Thunder Basin's Rory Williams voted coach of the year by WCA • City to close pool for two summers as new pool is built • This could be you: Video lab at library opens new opportunities • Demand up for kids, teens, young adults mental health services too • Lundvall apologizes for group texts • Local players keeping pool culture alive in Gillette • Age is just an amazing number: 107-year-old still has stories to tell • Design, construct, demo: State allocates money for new Little Powder School • Out-of-state buyers and more add to Gillette housing shortage • Deegan Williams wins Wyoming Gatorade Player of the Year • Waiting game: Gillette family waits while adopted child still in Ukraine • Thunder Basin wins first boys basketball title in school history • In her own head: Gillette woman makes the most of memories while staring down dementia • Three students use Safe2Tell to promote healing and mental health • It's a bunny world • Gillette set to warm up after cold spell, approaches 100-year record on Wednesday • Cadaver demonstrations introduce CCHS students to medical field possibilities • Community talks future of national rodeo which hinges on indoor arena • Happened to step in it: Pet waste removal businesses offer odd, helpful yard service • Mustangs aim for strong second season with new CEO and head coach • Holst, Gray named finalists for national COY award • Getting down to business • New mayor ready to repair, restore city's image, trust • Eric Hanson to be Gillette's new mayor • Walking the line: Are crosswalks safe enough? • From closet to table: Hydroponic produce grows into downtown storefront • Bolts take down Camels 59-21 in first crosstown dual • AVA's annual fundraiser celebrates 20 years • Camel senior Logan Dymond commits to Dickinson State • Never too old: Bryce Rumph is 96 and for hire • Banking on sports: You play to win the game • 24/7 sobriety program going strong despite threats of lawsuit from ACLU • Now hiring: District ups pay for bus drivers amid shortage • Carrying on family tradition and a computer-programmed display shine for 2021 Holiday Lighting Contest winners • Adventurarium’s walls take new hues and design to inspire kids to learn even more • Truss fall: Local high school students build, break bridges • Esports isn’t just fun and games • Keeping tabs on GCCD: What's left on the road to independence? • Mark of success: A national award recognizes Wagonwheel Elementary efforts to continually improve • A cinch to stitch: Veteran brings life to dying art of knitting • Cam-plex to respond to list of Ag community complaints • Gillette Assistance League, Blessings in a Backpack combat food insecurity • ‘There’s violence happening:’ CCH staff takes brunt of relentless inpatient wave • 'Life on Hold:' Reflecting on letters sent from Vietnam 50 years later • At Lakeview Elementary, students bond over a shared love of anime • Dual-language immersion teachers from Spain find home in Gillette • A growing community • Prairie Wind students take to the golf course to learn about STEM • Gillette News Record