Wyoming News Exchange editorial roundup, week of April 9-15, 2024 (2024)

• City approves ballot propositions for Cam-plex, Enzi overpass and Wright
• Man dies in rollover crash on Highway 51 west of Wyodak
• Fate of Wyoming wolf policy reform in Legislature's hands
• County to lift fireworks ban from June 21 through July 5
• CCHS student arrested for allegedly cutting another student with a knife
• Blotter: Man ticketed after huffing while driving Wednesday
• Register for Council’s Empty Bowl silent auction
• New program increases availability of affordable mental health services

Articles

• Daniel man unleashes outrage after allegedly capturing, torturing live wolf
• Speeding motorcycles cause crash that hospitalizes two
• Section of Garner Lake Road to close during Camporee
• 'Armed and dangerous' man with Gillette ties escapes custody in southeast Colorado
• City, county at odds again over Cam-plex funding
• Woman arrested for aggravated assault after allegedly hitting motorcycle with her car
• Grizzly found, killed in the Bighorns
• Blotter: Home Depot employee helps 70-year-old avoid $2K scam
• Man dies in rollover crash on Highway 51 west of Wyodak
• Campbell County Health deficit grows as leadership eyes turnaround

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Commented

• Search for the good in others (21)
• Residents speak out on Rec Center's locker room policy (18)
• Gillette teen accused of sex crimes pleads not guilty to 22 charges (17)
• Daniel man unleashes outrage after allegedly capturing, torturing live wolf (17)
• Section of Garner Lake Road to close during Camporee (15)
• Campbell County Health deficit grows as leadership eyes turnaround (10)
• Cult vs. caucus (9)
• Eyewitness describes Wyoming wolf’s final hours in the Green River Bar (9)
• Commissioners not happy with high hotel room prices for Camporee (8)
• Four Wyoming lawmakers announce their departure, opening door to far right (8)
• Battle of Republican factions moving to the ballot box (7)
• Creeks tainted by drilling unable to sustain aquatic life, regulators say (7)
• What are they afraid of? (6)
• City makes the case for Gurley Overpass replacement to be on ballot (6)
• Gurley Overpass could last until 2028 at the latest, structural engineer says (5)
• Public Health cautious of potential measles outbreaks at Camporee (5)
• Man shoots his own hand, then empties magazine into the ground (5)
• Gordon refuses to sign new voter registration rules (5)
• Rawhide students learn from veterans, welcome them home (4)
• Shoe print found as neighboring counties join search for missing Gillette woman (4)
• 2024 budget cuts could be first of several for Campbell County (4)
• Commissioners approve three ballot propositions for three projects (4)
• Wyomingites deserve better (4)
• Library director applies 'community standards' to challenged books (3)
• CCHS fixes estimated at $130M to $165M, to undergo fourth building study in six years (3)
• In my mind this is reprehensible (3)
• 8,000 voters purged in Campbell County (3)
• Rancher believes 75 of his sheep were stolen (3)
• Hospital board mulls CCH gun policy changes (3)
• Campbell County man arrested after starting 51-acre fire; fire department warns of dry conditions (3)
• City planning commission approves development plan for Legacy Ridge apartment building (3)
• Wyoming lawmakers eye wolf policies in wake of alleged animal cruelty (3)
• BYOB Club to meet Monday (3)
• Rancher appointed to library board (3)
• Preacher in the Patch returns to Cam-plex (2)
• City engineer: Gillette streets have gotten worse in recent years (2)
• County to lift fireworks ban from June 21 through July 5 (2)
• Teens to be tried as adults in 14-year-old’s death (2)
• All Gillette College nurses hired from Class of 2023, more than half in Gillette (2)
• Class of 2024 to include 12 valedictorians, 33 salutatorians in Campbell County (2)
• Three reasons Wyoming citizens should demand a special session (2)
• Inside three Campbell County projects totaling $250M voters may decide on (2)
• Vote called for a special session (2)
• Gillette should take fiscally responsible approach to growth, consultants say (2)
• Another complaint and motion to dismiss filed in former library director's lawsuit (2)
• New chief medical officer for CCH has decades of military service (2)
• Missing Gillette woman's cellphone found, search for her continues (2)
• Wright hopes to alleviate housing problem with $11.5 million development (2)
• Sheriff's Office plans to buy drone with drug money (2)
• Wyoming cites law to justify secrecy about wolf’s alleged torture. But it may not apply. (2)
• Gillette Main Street selling banners representing Campbell County (1)
• PacifiCorp scales back renewables; utility to rely more on coal, gas plants (1)
• Craft show in store for this weekend (1)
• Prairie Wind Elementary students best competition to win Book Battle title (1)
• Legislative wrap up at Senior Center (1)
• Hunting bighorn sheep ewes to save the herd (1)
• Local lawmakers talk fossil fuels, take shots while mum on special session (1)
• Gillette may see warmest temperatures of the year this week (1)
• Walmart kidnapping suspect pleads guilty (1)
• Inmate tests positive for drugs after drinking what she thought was Kool-Aid (1)
• House votes against special session (1)
• Another rancher in southern Campbell County believes 40 of his sheep were stolen (1)
• 'Armed and dangerous' man with Gillette ties escapes custody in southeast Colorado (1)
• Campbell County students learn hands-on about World War II radios, assembly lines (1)
• Around Town: Library announces this year’s Graphic Novel Character Contest winners (1)
• Calls for a special session denied by legislative leaders (1)
• City, county at odds again over Cam-plex funding (1)
• UW prepares to protect ‘essential’ services in ODEI (1)
• Medicine Lodge pottery shows Mountain Crow may have lived near Big Horns in 1300s (1)
• County selects Utah firm to conduct annual audit (1)
• Career fair is Thursday at Pronghorn Center (1)
• Reflecting on News Record past and future (1)
• ‘More serious’ discussions to begin on Gillette College Enzi Center (1)
• Bolts girls basketball coach resigns, plans to spend more time with family (1)
• Search continues for missing Gillette woman (1)
• Blotter: Home Depot employee helps 70-year-old avoid $2K scam (1)
• Blotter: No one hurt or ticketed in school bus rollover (1)
• Legislative leaders contemplate special session to address SF 54 (1)
• Gillette College seeks state dollars for workforce, nursing programs (1)
• Prelim continued for Campbell County man charged with arson for 51-acre fire (1)
• Construction on Boxelder Road extension to Pronghorn Industrial Park to start soon (1)
• Pronghorns men's basketball coach wins Coach of the Year, team wins 27 games (1)
• Video corroborates key aspects of Wyoming wolf abuse allegations (1)