Alexis Barker
NLJ Reporter
Music enthusiasts have a lot to look forward to in March.
Kelsey Bennett and Kolby Pisciotti stop for a photo after their performance at All-State Choir in Casper in January. The two Newcastle High School students were selected after a fierce audition to join 180 singers from across the state for a performance. (Submitted photo)
Sid Douglas of Newastle grew up hearing about Japan from his father, who had been stationed in Okinawa during his military service. Now the younger Douglas will be teaching in Japan. (Submitted photo)
The above photo, displayed during a Feb. 17 presentation, shows all five pieces of large equipment saved by the Weston County Historical Society prior to Toomey’s Mill — often referred to as the Old Mill — being torn down as they were loaded onto a flatbed and moved to Don Jording’s barn until a home can be found to display the artifacts. (Photo by Alexis Barker/NLJ)
Local historian Leonard Cash dug up a photo taken from the top of Newcastle’s Main Street, complete with a passeryby and clutter of cars from back in the day. The photo shows the library’s manicured landscaping. (Submitted Photo)
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City crews worked furiously on Feb. 5 to clear the 12 inches of snow that fell in Newcastle in less than 24 hours. According to Weston County Natural Resource District Manager Lacey Sloan, Newcastle at that point had received 24 inches of snow since the beginning of the year. (Photo by Bob Bonnar/NLJ)
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Crews worked for several days last week, after Wyoming Refining Company reported a leakage of treated wastewater. In the photo above, an area near the bike path was dug up and exposed Feb. 12 as crew worked to bring the line back in order. (Photo by Alexis Barker/NLJ)
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