People walk among and around us and, as often as not, we don’t even know their names, what matters to them or what brings them joy. This column’s goal is to do exactly that — bring …
Wednesday, July 24 Ham and beans, cornbread, apple sauce, tossed salad, salad dressing, margarine, peach cobbler, and one percent milk Thursday, July 25 Chicken salad, …
“You can do anything you decide to do,” said Amelia Earhart. She should know — this amazing woman did many different things, tried other careers, and held various jobs in her …
The world of “King of Battle and Blood” by Scarlett St. Clair is unique in various ways but dangerous. It’s filled with paranormal creatures like vampires, werewolves, witches and …
KEMMERER — The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) held a meeting at the South Lincoln Training & Events Center in Kemmerer on Tuesday, July 16, to gather public input on the environmental …
A band pumps up a large crowd over the weekend. The Oyster Ridge Music Festival, aka OysterGrass, filled Triangle Park with locals and visitors alike for this year’s event. The festival took …
KEMMERER — Maddy Ritter, a Kemmerer High School Student, is on her way to the 2024 World Archery 3D Championships in Mokrice, Slovenia. She is one of three women from the U.S. who will …
Wednesday, July 17 – Tortilla soup, with quesadilla, salsa, beans, rice, pineapple whip, and one percent milk Thursday, July 18 – cheeseburger with lettuce and tomato, broccoli …
Leigh Bardugo’s, "The Familiar," is a perfect blend of fantasy and historical fiction with just a dash of spice. Bardugo is known for her exceptional story telling and world building skills …
The Summer Olympics are just around the corner with the opening ceremony on July 26, in Paris, France. The games give equal measure of excitement from some and indifference from others but if …
KEMMERER — The stage is being set, the bands are getting tuned, and the town of Kemmerer is buzzing with anticipation as the Oyster Ridge Music Festival gears up for its 30th anniversary …
KEMMERER — In a moving moment during the July 8 Kemmerer City Council meeting, Trista Gordon, director of events and recreation, was recognized for her dedicated 15 years of service to the …
Kemmerer’s Grace and Johnny Swasey get into the patriotic spirit on Independence Day, last Thursday, July 4. Diamondville and Kemmerer teamed up to provide free, fun activities for community …
Tresp Corporate Services held a ribbon cutting on Tuesday, June 11. Pictured are Nicole Anderson, Elizabeth Tresp, Jesica Lozier and Ginny Rogers. (GAZETTE PHOTO/Sheri Paulson)
Colter Julian of Kemmerer was named to the Chadron State College Dean’s List for the spring 2024 semester. Students met the requirements for the Dean’s List by earning at least a 3.5 …
The Hamsfork Museum recently received a grant from the Wyoming Community Foundation for the historic preservation of the Hamsfork Museum. The money will be used to replace the roof that has been …
Wednesday, July 3 Fish and chips, string cheese, apples and cookies, one percent milk Thursday, July 4 No meal today; happy Independence Day! Friday, July …
In a world brimming with literary works, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the vast array of options, particularly in the realm of children’s books. Choosing a story can become even more …
KEMMERER — The start of a joint effort to clean up Triangle Park and the cabin there took place on Wednesday, June 19. The Fossil Basin Chamber of Commerce had a cleanup project with its …
The Kemmerer city council convened on Monday, June 24, coinciding with the lively opening day of the city pool, where approximately 70 residents splashed into summer despite minor incidents needing …