A 24-year-old Gillette man was recently sentenced in Federal Court in Wyoming for the charge of transportation of child pornography. U.S. District Court Judge Alan B. Johnson sentenced Trevor Hylle to five years of prison
After having been canceled last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, graduation ceremonies will be in-person at both the Gillette and Sheridan College campuses this year – and excitement is high. Wendy Smith, who’s an
Governor Mark Gordon has signed legislation authorizing the separation of Gillette College from the Northern Wyoming Community College District, but the district’s most important role right now, according to College District President Dr. Walt Tribley,
Graduation ceremonies for students of the Northern Wyoming Community College District will be in-person this year. Dr. Walt Tribley, president of the college district, said ceremonies at Gillette College will be at 7 p.m. Friday,
Seventeen students from the Northern Wyoming Community College District, which includes Sheridan and Gillette colleges, took 13 medals in recent Wyoming SkillsUSA competition in Casper. Gillette College was awarded High Point Chapter honors for total
CRISPR, a recent gene-driven biotechnology, will be the focus of a Zoom webinar presentation next week available through Sheridan College. Presenter will be Matthew Craig, a member of the Gillette College biology faculty. The event
A proposal to create a separate Gillette College district will probably go to Campbell County voters in August. That’s according to Campbell County Commissioner Rusty Bell, one of the proponents of separating Gillette College from
Senate File 83, the bill that clears the way for creation of a separate Gillette College district, passed Wyoming’s House of Representatives on first reading Monday, with two readings to go. Sheridan County’s Rep. Mark
Senate File 83, the bill that would separate Gillette College from the Northern Wyoming Community College District, is on the floor of Wyoming’s House of Representatives this week. Having passed the Senate earlier and the
Now here’s Sheridan Media’s look back in time, to 100 years ago, by reporter Pat Blair as published in the Sheridan Enterprise newspaper on March 29, 1921. In a special meeting this morning, Sheridan’s City
The Sheridan College and Gillette College rodeo teams will host the first rodeo of the spring season starting Thursday at the Cam-plex in Gillette. Events will be in the Cam-plex East Pavilion, and admission is
Now here’s Sheridan Media’s look back in time, to 100 years ago, by reporter Pat Blair as published in the Sheridan Enterprise newspaper on March 7, 1921. Attorneys R. G. Diefenderfer and Don L. Wakeman
Senate File 83 – the bill that would allow Gillette College to form a district separate from the Northern Wyoming Community College District – is now in the hands of the House education committee. The
In spite of concerns, Wyoming’s Senate Education Committee voted Wednesday to send a bill authorizing creation of Gillette College to the floor of the full Senate with a “Do Pass” recommendation. But committee members called
A bill to create a separate Gillette College community college district will go before the Wyoming Senate Education Committee for consideration Wednesday. Sponsored by Campbell County’s Senator Jeff Wasserburger, Senate File 83 would separate Gillette
