After failing to secure a superintendent to run the upcoming 2020 Weston County Fair Junior Rodeo, the Weston County Junior Rodeo Committee has announced that they will absorb those duties for the upcoming fair but are unsure how long they can continue doing so.
That’s the lingering question as members of the University of Wyoming Board of Trustees indicate they plan to keep fighting the release of documents related to their decision not to renew the contract of former President Laurie Nichols.
Many people throughout Weston County contribute to the community in various ways to guarantee that residents have what they need, want and enjoy throughout the year, and to kick off every new year the News Letter Journal honors several of those individuals who are nominated by the community as th
ast week representatives from the University of Wyoming came to Weston County to promote the school and communication between the county, its people and
the university.
Here at the News Letter Journal we have very little desire to reinvent the wheel when someone else has already done an awesome job of portraying how we feel. This editorial published in The Sheridan Press on Nov.
Thanksgiving time is here and when you find yourself sitting around this week, thinking about who and what you have to be thankful for, keep the News Letter Journal in mind.
