From the Jan. 27, 1944 News Record:Farmers, ranchers, and truck growers living in the nine middle-west states comprising the seventh service command were aided by prisoners of war tending and … more

From the Jan. 18, 1945 News Record:Chris Hansen has a unique souvenir, which he ran across recently while looking through some papers: a personal note of greeting from King Christian of Denmark. He … more

From the Jan. 25, 1945 News Record:Two Gillette men, Pfe. Kenneth Lindsey, USMC and Technical Sgt. Robert Birdsall have sent word to their relatives from their prison camps in the Philippines. The … more

From the Jan. 11, 1945, News Record:Train service through Gillette was disrupted Monday when train No. 79, a through freight, rammed into the way car of the local. Train 79 was a double header and … more

From the Jan. 26, 1967 News Record:The DECA Sweetheart, Susan Boardman, will reign over the annual DECA sponsored Sno-Ball dance to be Jan. 27 at Campbell County High School. The Sno-Ball King and … more

From the Jan. 5 1956 News Record:The Christmas trees that lined both sides of main street during the holiday season were collected the early part of the week and will be used in a huge bonfire … more

From the Jan. 26, 1956 News Record:A huge oil-based plastic balloon carrying 192 mice was recently sent more than 20 miles up to help scientists determine whether cosmic rays will be harmful to human … more

From the Jan. 12, 1956 News Record:The official closing of the Yule season, which was to have been performed with a torchlight ceremony and the burning of Christmas trees on high school hill by the … more

From the Jan. 25, 1945 News Record:Two Gillette men, Pfe. Kenneth Lindsey, USMC and Technical Sgt. Robert Birdsall have sent word to their relatives from their prison camps in the Philippines. The … more

From the Jan. 5, 1967 News Record: Most automobile mechanics were back to work Wednesday following a walk-out of nearly all garages in Gillette on Tuesday morning, the first day of the new year. … more