Mallo Camp was gifted to the organizations and citizens of Weston County in 1935, and it is remarkable that it has st
When word broke on Monday morning that Shopko’s plans to restructure itself through bankruptcy had failed and Newcast
As we go to press with this issue of the News Letter Journal, we aren’t entirely sure when you will be receiving it.
Those readers who have begun to follow the News Letter Journal online — either on our website at newslj.com or on our
Another week of single-digit high temperatures is headed our way, but we have faith that spring is still on the horiz
As you read our front page story on the efforts of local historians to find a way to display some of the history salv
The legislature is now more than halfway through its general session, and while that body still has the bulk of its m
Regardless of your political beliefs, the next couple of weeks are going to put concerns about global warming are goi
The majority of our front page this week is about big changes in local businesses, and this edition of the paper is o
There’s a movement afoot in the Wyoming Legislature that threatens your right to know.
The general session of the State of Wyoming’s 65th Legislature began on January 8, and in addition to all of the exci
“Looking back at the wisdom and prudence of those that came before us and reflecting on the potential of future gener
It is hard to imagine that any setting in Weston County could be more reminiscent of the first Christmas Eve than the
As they so often do, the children of the community set the example for holiday giving in Newcastle again in 2018, and
When it comes right down to it, Christmas is a celebration of our many blessings, and for the several hundred people
Like the rest of you, I was relieved when election day finally came and went, and we were finally given a reprieve fr
