Brian Scott Gamroth

On Saturday, David Street Station honored Brian Scott once more, adorning the stage with balloons and a poster board that featured his image. The poster featured various comments from the public, thanking Gamroth and sharing memories they had with him.

On Oct. 2, William Spicer entered a no contest plea to the felony negligent homicide charge and a guilty plea to a misdemeanor charge of daytime speeding.

William Michael Spicer, a Casper businessman and friend of Gamroth's, was charged and pleaded not guilty in March.

For 23 years, he was the first voice people in Casper heard every morning, and one year ago Monday, that voice was stilled.

David Street Station has been years in the making as a centerpiece of the Casper community.

The Downtown Development Authority Board of Directors will host the celebration at 5:30 p.m., ahead of the upcoming Wyoming Eclipse Festival.

The defense has the option for requesting a bench trial instead of a jury trial.

Under Montana law, conviction of negligent homicide is punishable by up to 20 years of imprisonment, a fine of up to $50,000 or both.

This year's Cook-Off is dedicated to K2 Radio's Brian Scott Gamroth.

Join us for a breakfast at the Casper Elks Lodge Sunday, February 26th to raise funds for the Brian Scott Gamroth Community Stage.