Campbell County High School
GILLETTE (WNE) — More volunteers are needed to help run the Special Olympics Wyoming State Summer Games run smoothly this weekend. The state games, state softball and high school graduations are all in town this weekend, so volunteer numbers have been slow to come in.
The three-day event will...
GILLETTE (WNE) — A 15-year-old student at the YES House was ticketed for breach of peace Tuesday morning after threatening a school shooting out of frustration.
Police said there appeared to be no means to carry out the threat. When contacted Tuesday at about 9:45 a.m., the student admitted to...
GILLETTE (WNE) – Police investigated an unfounded potential school shooting threat that circulated among Campbell County High School students Tuesday. Extra officers were assigned to Campbell County and Thunder Basin high schools Wednesday and there have been no issues, said Police Deputy Chief...
GILLETTE – March 20. For most, it’s not a date that lives in infamy. This year, it came and went without much fanfare.
But Monday marked the 20th anniversary of the start of the Iraq War.
In February of 2003, U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell told the United Nations Security Council that...
Aden Fulton, 17, chats with his mentor Steve Boothe over snacks and Mountain Dew during a Campbell County Chamber of Commerce mixer Thursday at Gillette College. Photo by Ed Glazar, Gillette News Record.
GILLETTE —A high schooler and a senior citizen walked into a community college Thursday evening.
Aden Fulton, 17, and Steve Boothe, 65, filled their plates with candied bacon and chicken, and they each grabbed a can of Mountain Dew at the Campbell County Chamber of Commerce’s monthly mixer at...
Campbell County High School student April Paz feels the fat inside a limb during a Kids and Cadavers demonstration Saturday at Campbell County Memorial Hospital in Gillette. Students experienced a number of lessons and gross-outs during the demonstration, which featured local orthopedic surgeons and human cadavers provider by Arthrex. Photo by Ed Glazar, Gillette News Record.
GILLETTE — A human arm — the entire extremity — laid on a table between Dr. Monica Morman and a group of Gillette high school students Saturday morning.
The faces of those students, framed with powder blue surgical garb and matching headwear, were scrunched in a unique way, somewhere between a...
As the Newcastle High School men’s swimming season creeps closer to the end, the Dogies were unable to add any new qualifiers to the state slate, however, as the two-day event in Gillette got under way on Friday, things were looking good for head coach Doug Scribner’s squad.
“We had a really good...
Too much weight sends Koen Tecter’s bridge into the air Wednesday during the 24th annual Balsa Wood Bridge competition at Thunder Basin High School. Photo by Ed Glazar, Gillette News Record.
GILLETTE — Wednesday morning, Michael Biggs, a sophomore at Campbell County High School, was on his way to take part in the 24th annual balsa bridge competition at Thunder Basin High School.
As he and his fellow students were loading the bus, he accidentally backed into his bridge, causing it to...
Cheyenne Central drama student Brodie Turbett shows off her bear scratch makeup work Friday during the Wyoming Thespian Festival at Campbell County High School in Gillette. Photo by Ed Glazar.
GILLETTE — Blooming bruises made their way across Nathaniel Evan’s face.
Just 20 minutes before, the senior from Douglas had no blemishes on his skin, seated in a stiff chair in a Campbell County High School hallway. But in the next half hour, he sat still, watching the transformation of dark...
GILLETTE — There’s a very fine line between being patient and waiting for the right time to strike while also looking ahead to make sure one doesn’t get left behind.
That’s the tightrope Visionary Broadband has had to walk, but it seems to have paid off. The Gillette-based internet service provider...
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