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Another week of single-digit high temperatures is headed our way, but we have faith that spring is still on the horizon and Pinnacle Bank’s announcement that they will continue the Fourth and the 4-Way tradition they started a year ago by bringing country music superstar Neal McCoy to Newcastle o
As you read our front page story on the efforts of local historians to find a way to display some of the history salvaged from the Old Mill, we hope it encourages you to embrace the historic buildings that still exist in Newcastle and Weston County.
The legislature is now more than halfway through its general session, and while that body still has the bulk of its most important decisions to make regarding governance of this state for the next two years, this week’s news coverage is primarily focused on a bill that has already died and would
Regardless of your political beliefs, the next couple of weeks are going to put concerns about global warming are going to be the furthest thing from your mind in Weston County.
The general session of the State of Wyoming’s 65th Legislature began on January 8, and in addition to all of the excitement over the swearing in of the state’s first new governor in eight years and a slew of other newly-minted elected officials taking their positions, lawmakers hurriedly began ge
“Looking back at the wisdom and prudence of those that came before us and reflecting on the potential of future generations, I believe more than ever that Wyoming is in a position to develop solutions to global challenges.
