A young mule deer hastily crosses South Richards Avenue on Tuesday as it regroups with its herd as they graze on dead plants from a nearby house. more

Midnight made the difference as Wagonwheel Elementary students battled Thursday night to see which students would advance to the district-wide reading competition in another month.It’s called … more

Paul Bell blows paint off an orbital sander while working to smooth out the rough spots on a 1978 Kenworth truck before installing a new hood and finishing the rebuild Thursday at Constructor’s … more

The true spirit of adventure and hard work is no more evident in any Campbell County pioneer than in the Danish plasterer’s son who landed in tiny Spotted Horse more than 100 years ago. The … more

Remnants of her deep Southern accent slip out as Marie Stephenson talks about the love of her life — the land and cattle of the L Quarter Circle. The Georgia-raised woman and her late mother … more

Twelve people and their dogs walk counter-clockwise in a circle, practicing their heeling skills. Some owners use a leash, others let their dogs walk without one, but everybody has treats in hand to … more

Old Chicago Pizza and Taproom will have its grand opening in Gillette on Monday. “This restaurant is the all new Old Chicago after two to three years of research and development of made-from-scratch recipes,” Gretchen Sherlock, franchise marketing manager said. more

It’s not unusual for Wyoming’s wind to wreak havoc on just about everything in sight. But could it move a 13,000-pound camper trailer? It sure could, and gusts Saturday evening not only moved … more

The rumble of the City of Gillette’s Intimidator wood chipper was bad news for the heap of Christmas trees gathered in the Gillette College Technical Education Center parking lot. The Campbell … more

Preps, geeks, hipsters, punks, jocks, nerds, gamers and skaters all came together Monday night at the Bicentennial Park softball fields to say goodbye to Chandler McGovern. The eclectic group … more