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Gillette's population will jump by almost 55,000 people during an International, Seventh-day Adventist, youth camping event.
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An Adult Diversion Court began operating in Gillette this year
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For many residents, the holidays hold a special place in their lives. And from Gillette to Cheyenne, towns play a big role in how people from around the Cowboy state celebrate.
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The City Government in Gillette is looking to get residents involved in the future of their town
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Team owner Steven Titus, a Gillette attorney, also owns the Billings Outlaws, who are moving to the Arena Football League. This put them in competition with the Champions Indoor Football league, forcing him to sell the Gillette team over conflict of interest issues.
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Brandy Elder, the county’s human resources director, was unanimously approved on Aug. 8 until a permanent director is hired. Longtime director Terri Lesley was fired over her refusal to remove or relocate books on sex education and LGBTQ issues for youth.
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The board voted 3-2 to revise the job requirements for the library director position and further distance itself from the American Library Association.
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The 4-1 vote was held at a special meeting on July 28. Despite no official reason being given, board chair Charles Butler and member Sage Bear had asked for Lesley’s resignation a day earlier due to her refusal to remove or relocate various titles.
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The Campbell County Rockpile Museum is hosting the ProRodeo Hall of Fame Takeover, an exhibit from the ProRodeo Hall of Fame and Museum of the American Cowboy in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
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This year, the National Weather Service saw a general increase in the average number of tornadoes in Wyoming. Not only that, but researchers believe tornado alley may be expanding, and that some tornado seasons could last into the winter months. So what does this mean for Wyoming and its recent touchdowns?