The Campbell County Commission's decision in mid-November to require county employees to wear masks while at work caught some departments by surprise.

What does it say about a school library if, in times of upheaval, the most troubling change is how suddenly quiet the place has grown?

A couple weeks into his new job, Campbell County Attorney Mitch Damsky is enjoying it so far.

Throughout the past week, Campbell County has seen its count of confirmed COVID-19 cases continue to rise while active cases have decreased, a trend that has been mirrored throughout the state.

For many people, 2020 has cranked out nothing but a seemingly endless list of heartache and frustration for many reasons ranging from the COVID-19 pandemic to recent elections.

In rhythmic fashion, car after car slowly cruised through Cam-plex Park on Friday evening as visitors of all ages came out to enjoy the annual Christmas spectacle known as the Festival of Lights. 

The active number of COVID-19 cases in Campbell County dipped again this weekend as recovered cases outnumbered new cases through the past week.

Hospitalizations throughout Wyoming continue to rise as the number of active cases in the state slowly descends.

In the summer of 2016, Children’s Developmental Services saw its state funding cut by $209,000. That was after it had trimmed $200,000 from its budget compared to the previous fiscal year.

For many Americans, this year’s turkey day looked different from those of the past.

A Gillette man faces multiple felony charges for a series of alleged crimes since the spring, the latest of which was reportedly trying to hit a man over the head with a crowbar.

For many in Gillette, walking through the aisles of Menards with a shopping cart at the crack of dawn the morning after Thanksgiving is a holiday tradition, and a pandemic wasn't going to stop them from finding bargains this year.

After a day off from updating Wyoming’s COVID-19 numbers, Campbell County has 143 new confirmed COVID-19 cases since the Wyoming Department of Health’s last update on Wednesday.

The COVID-19 pandemic may have altered the way the local Moose Lodge will host its annual Thanksgiving Dinner this year, but what remains the same are the people who volunteer and prepare the meals.

In a cost-cutting move, Peabody Energy Corp. is slashing some health and life insurance benefits for retirees at the end of the year.

Campbell County’s unemployment claims have steadily been decreasing over the past few months because of loosened health restrictions and lower COVID-19 numbers during the summer. 

Chris Knapp has been appointed to be the new representative for House District 53 in what Campbell County commissioners say was a close call.

Three more COVID-19 deaths have been logged in Campbell County this week as hospitals statewide continue to struggle with staffing and increasingly high hospitalization rates.

The upcoming 19th Kissack Water and Oil New Year’s Eve Buck and Ball and Cinch Rodeo has been canceled.

With the recent legalization of recreational marijuana in Montana and both medical and recreational in South Dakota, northeastern Wyoming has become surrounded by weed-friendly states.

Campbell County’s application to create its own community college district has cleared its first hurdle, and now it’s on to the state Legislature.

A downtown business owner has opened a second business on the same street.

Campbell County added 77 more confirmed cases of COVID-19 Monday as Wyoming surpassed 25,000 confirmed cases since the pandemic began.