Twenty-four DECA team members combined to break a Campbell County High School record for placing at the state competition this past week. more

Sheriff’s Deputy Dennis Brown was given a standing ovation from colleagues, family and friends at his retirement celebration at the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office on Friday afternoon. more

Dry erase markers may not be the first thing most people think of when it comes to foreign aid, but that is exactly what Dave Jones is asking for in order to help schools in Nicaragua. more

It takes a keen eye to notice the difference between the old and new bowling lanes at Family Fun Frontier Center. The new, synthetic surface has a convincing imitation wood grain and has only a slightly different hue from the old maple wood boards. more

A bar and grill license issued a year ago to a Brazillian steak house planned on Second Street is up for renewal, but the building still is at least six to eight months from opening. more

Black Hills Corp. expects coal production at its Wyodak mine east of Gillette to be about 4.6 million tons in 2013. That would be slightly up from last year’s production of 4.2 million tons, according to the company’s end of year report released Thursday. more

Chris Ahlstrom is the new president and CEO of Rehabilitation Enterprises of Northeast Wyoming. The organization, which helps people with disabilities, has branches in Gillette, Sheridan and Newcastle. more

The Government Resources and Opportunities for Business Conference and Idea Expo is offering Wyoming small business owners answers for how to get into the government contracting market. more

The numbers of cattle and calves in Wyoming on Jan. 1 totaled 1.3 million head according to a release from the Wyoming field office of the National Agricultural Statistics Service. The numbers showed a 5 percent decrease from the year before. more

It appears hunger and a bag of potato chips led to a shocking conclusion for a man who was in a high-speed chase with deputies Jan. 26. Brett D. Thompson, 50, was arrested on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance, a felony, after he led deputies and highway patrol troopers through Gillette at speeds as fast as 90 mph. more