NEW YORK — Around the time the U.S. Supreme Court was considering the same-sex marriage issue, news reports had more comments from supporters than opponents, a study released Monday concluded. … more

Lunches Sunday: Closed. Monday: Hawaiian chicken, fried rice, stir-fry vegetables, egg roll, peaches and cream. more

Ethan Barthel of Gillette has been named to the president’s list at North Dakota State College of Science in Wahpeton, N.D., where he is studying automated manufacturing technology. more

Mufa Cafe — the quaint cafe tucked away off 4J Road — just received some national attention. Mufa owner Melanie Weatherstone entered a contest by Intuit, a software company for small businesses, which was giving away $5,000 grants to 15 small businesses based on an essay they wrote about what they would do with the cash. more

It’s been years since I had a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. But last week, I went on a road trip and a PB&J was the only thing that would keep on a six-hour car drive through the backwoods of Wyoming. more

Paul Griswold, senior environmental technician with Peabody Energy, was named “Reclamationist of the Year” this week. The award comes from the American Society of Mining and Reclamation for his accomplishments in land restoration. The society established the award in 1984 for individuals who demonstrate outstanding accomplishments in the practical application or evaluation of reclamation technology. more

The Bureau of Land Management continues to seek comments on proposed revisions to its commercial oil shale regulations Public comments will be accepted until July 15. more

There is only one person who hasn’t forgiven Kaleb Laatsch for the biggest mistake of his life. And that person likely never will. It’s not his father, his wife or a judge. more

The design for Campbell County Memorial Hospital’s new long-term care facility will require slightly more property than was originally anticipated, prompting a re-zoning request so that a 10,115-square-foot slice of county land can be incorporated into the site next to Lasting Legacy Park. more

A Toronto-based mining company has decided to stop drilling additional uranium wells, which means 26 Wyoming employees, including some in Campbell County, will be out of work at the end of June. more