Boy Knocks On Wrong Bedroom Window

At about 10:30 p.m. on February 3rd, the Gillette Police Department responded to investigate a call of criminal trespass.  A 15-year-old boy had been conversing on Facebook with a 14-year-old female and the two arranged to meet.  The 15-year-old drove his mother's vehicle to the girls residence and attempted to knock on her window.  Police Lieutenant Brent Wasson said the boy mistakenly knocked on the window of the female's father, and was soon running away as the father "attempted to locate him." The 15-year-old was cited for driving without a valid license and given a trespass notice.

Nashville Backstage Will Kick Off CAM-PLEX Winter Western

Nashville Backstage is an A-List collection of singer/songwriters from around the country that
unite for special performances as an ensemble group. The show offers a unique opportunity for
audiences to have a sneak peak into the songwriter’s creative process and discover a hit song's
true meaning, its intention and its journey to number one. They share the stories behind their
hits and the journeys to the top of the charts.

This particular group of musicians, who have given so many artists the pulse of their music,
represent the very best of songwriters in America today. Some of the stars they have written
for are: Faith Hill, Martina McBride, Tracy Lawrence, The Dixie Chicks, Bonnie Raitt, Cher,
Alabama, Kenny Rogers, George Strait, Shania Twain, and many more! A virtual jukebox of
experience, this group of singer/songwriters directly influence the stations we tune our radio
to. For more information go to www.sweetwoodproductions.com.

Please join the CAM-PLEX Heritage Center staff for the presentation of Nashville Backstage

on Thursday, February 7, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. Due to generous grant funding and local

sponsorships, reserved seating tickets are only $15. For more information, contact CAM-PLEX

Ticket Office at 307-682-8802 or visit our website at www.cam-plex.com.

Food Drive Winners Recognized

 The celebration of what was described as a banner year for the annual ERA Boardwalk Community Food Drive was held yesterday.  Students from local schools gathered at Gillette's Council of Community Services for lunch and an award ceremony. This past holiday season students from about 15 area schools collected 63,739 cans of food to benefit underprivlidged people in the community. Read more: Food Drive Winners Recognized