This summer, the Campbell County Convention and Visitors Bureau will be testing out a software that will track people’s spending habits.
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Thunder Basin High School’s outdoor track team is taking advantage of the weather stoppage, but has its eyes set on making its way to placing at state.
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These couples received marriage licenses in Campbell County. They are from Gillette unless otherwise noted.
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From the March 6, 1980 News Record:
On April 9, 1999, a 2-year-old boy was jumping on his older brother’s bed in his parent’s Gillette home. He lost his balance and fell from a second story window to the concrete patio below. He was unconscious and blood was running from his nose and his ear.
I’ve had reason in the past few weeks to conclude that dogs and politics resemble each other.
This never-ending winter refuses to let us forget that we’re still in its throes, despite the calendars and clocks insisting spring is here.
From the March 17, 1938 News Record:
From the March 14, 2000 News Record:
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