Good morning, Casper.

David Street Station hosts National Night Out today from 5 to 8 p.m. with food trucks, live music by the Cory McDaniel Duo, Cygnet Brewing beer, and a chance to meet local law enforcement (including K9 units) during this family-friendly event.

During Youth Takeover Week, Casper teenagers awarded a $100,000 grant to the newly opened Casper Youth Hub organized by the Natrona Collective Health Trust.

The award (based on youth-led planning) highlights the Hub’s offering of a lounge, art studio, maker space, and production studio for local youth.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will host a free workshop on living near bears and mountain lions tomorrow, Aug.

5, at Casper Regional Office (3030 Energy Lane). Presenters will explain safety tips and proper protocols for residents enjoying outdoor spaces.

Monday saw Natrona County’s average gas price drop below $4 per gallon after a 7-cent decrease, with Mills stations offering rates as low as $3.83 - AAA reported that Wyoming’s average fell 5 cents to $4.09.

Mark Dexter is now the Regional Wildlife Supervisor in Casper after Brian Olsen retired.

A former Converse County Sheriff's Department officer (14 years experience) who earned consecutive Game Warden of the Year nominations, he invites the public to visit WGFD during business hours.

Natrona County Public Library reduced its services following a $3.4 million county budget cut amid falling property tax revenue.

It discontinued free public notary services on Aug. 3, remains closed on Sundays, and left a vacant Children’s Department position unfilled.

Dirty Heads Live in Casper

7-8:30 p.m. — The Gaslight Social — Tickets start at $143 — Experience an unforgettable performance by Dirty Heads at this local favorite venue.

Collective Soul Concert

7-10 p.m. — The Gaslight Social — Tickets from $76 — Experience an unforgettable night with the legendary band Collective Soul.