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Office and lab spaces are available at the site for use in research and development. The University of Wyoming's School of Energy Resources will also have a presence at the facility. Earlier discussions between businesses and local officials indicated that there was a need for facilities that could host projects on a larger scale than what could be housed in research and development labs.
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A full executive team has been hired and a budget is set to be approved next week. Additional hires are set to be made this fall to aid in the accreditation process. If the budget allows, athletics and extracurricular activities may also make a comeback by as early as 2023.
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The 32 consecutive hour event showcased the history of sheepherding in northeast Wyoming and paid tribute to the men and women who have watched over flocks for more than a century.
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Campbell County Library Board and Commission meetings have been venues for some members of the Campbell County community to voice their opposition to books in the library that discuss topics on LGBTQ and sex education aimed at children and teens.
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Financial projections indicate that Campbell County Health (CCH) will become insolvent by 2026 if decisive actions aren't taken to improve the health system's fiscal soundness. The COVID-19 pandemic has only exacerbated existing financial difficulties for CCH, which have been building for several years.
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Books on LGBTQ issues, sex education, and gender identity have come under fire by some activists and members of the Gillette community who find them offensive and objectionable. The library says it includes materials to serve a broad set of views, even if some may find them controversial.
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The National High School Rodeo Association will require host venues to meet certain requirements for future National High School & Junior High Rodeos beginning in 2030. The Cam-Plex has hosted the National High School Finals Rodeo on a rotating basis for almost 30 years, but will need to meet the new requirements if it wants to remain a host site.
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A U.S. Department of Energy-funded initiative, CarbonSAFE projects are being conducted at several locations nationwide. The project at the Dry Fork Station in Campbell County is nearing completion and is sponsored by Basin Electric and the State of Wyoming.
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Louise Carter-King's resignation comes amid a series of text messages between her and a former city employee, some of which included disparaging comments about those in both public and private life. It also ends over 30 years of elected service to the City of Gillette.
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An economic development organization is denied funds for a coal research and diversification projectThe "Move Wyoming Forward" proposal was denied along with three others in Wyoming that were competing for federal Build Back Better funds from the Economic Development Administration.