WHEATLAND – A few short years ago - as recently as 2023 - the Platte County Family Resource Center (FRC) did not exist. However, Penny Simonton, Platte County Public Health nurse manager, started …
WHEATLAND – Amid months of NextEra Chugwater Energy Project presentations, public meetings, supplications, and siting hearings, the Platte County Commissioners were formally accused of …
GUERNSEY – As the new site manager for Guernsey Senior Center, Jennelle Beck brings a passion for public service. Beck has been leading the center since January and is settling in well, said …
WHEATLAND – A year ago, the Record-Times reported Services for Seniors, Inc. (SFS), the non-profit organization providing senior center services throughout Platte County, was restructuring to come …
WHEATLAND and GUERNSEY – In seeking to find ways to engage the community with businesses, and to give an opportunity for local youth to experience real-world work situations, Platte County …
LARAMIE – Few University of Wyoming fans know that Pistol Pete began not as a Cowboy, but as a Spartan warrior who nearly sparked a riot at UW’s War Memorial Stadium. A new article on …
After months of waiting for a decision regarding the alleged misconduct of Platte County Commissioners Steve Shockley, Ian Jolovich, and Jeb Baker, Governor Mark Gordon released a statement earlier …
By Rob Mortimore rmort@guernseygazette.com GUERNSEY –In September, we promised an update on how things were going with the Guernsey Gazette . We also promised that we would always tell …
John Ibarra spent part of his afternoon scraping snow and ice from his driveway last Thursday after a blanket of snow dropped from a cold front moving over Guernsey. When asked, Ibarra admitted he …
GUERNSEY – With mayor Ed Delgado absent, Joe Michaels stood in as mayor pro tem at last Tuesday’s council meeting. The meeting was brief, lasting less than 30 minutes, but in that time, the …
GUERNSEY – Support from the local community is a necessary part of the equation for a robust fire response, and Guernsey is no exception. Without the local community willing to volunteer their …
Viking Pride students and staff for the month of February were announced at the February 9 Platte County School District No. 2 school board meeting. Avery Lorenz was the elementary student of the …
Starting this year, the Guernsey Gazette will cost $3 per issue , and our subscription will increase to $15 per month . We know that is a meaningful change. We also believe our readers deserve a …
WHEATLAND – Saturday night’s Platte County Chamber of Commerce gala to show appreciation for agriculture and local businesses was an elegant evening of fine food, good conversations, dancing and …
GUERNSEY – Aside from the mild winter in the region this year, an announcement by the State Engineer’s Office that low reservoir storage levels have triggered senior water rights priority …
WHEATLAND – There is really no change in the residential property tax reduction program, but the emergency rules have put in writing what has been the practice over the past year, Platte County …
HARTVILLE – As in many towns, Hartville has an ordinance requiring pet owners to renew pet tags (and verify proof of Rabies vaccination) each January. The subject was discussed at their January …
By Lisa Phelps lisa@guernseygazette.com HARTVILLE – Preliminary plans for fire mitigation efforts in Hartville for this year received an okay from the quorum of Hartville town council …
HARTVILLE – Wheatland author Patsy Parkin will be in Hartville to talk about the colorful history and reputation of Hartville – and its misunderstood past. Anyone wanting to learn about or …
WHEATLAND – On the heels of a statewide robo-call threat that initiated at Wheatland High School last week, Platte County sheriff Tony Krotz, undersheriff Ward McConahay and Lieutenant Cody Keller …