Weston County Senior Center, 627 Pine Street

The Helping Hands Foundation assists with funds for medical travel.

Contact Glenna at 307-468-2316 or Carol at 746-2298.

First United Methodist Church, 23 N Seneca Ave

Weight loss is a marathon, not a sprint. It’s like trying to change your favorite pair of jeans into yoga pants—slow but steady. Some days you’ll feel like giving up, but remember: persistence is key. Small, consistent efforts lead to big results. Just keep going, one healthy step at a time!

Weston County Senior Center, 627 Pine Street

Playing dominoes is a mix of strategy and luck. Players take turns matching tiles, trying to block opponents while creating their own moves. The clack of the pieces hitting the table adds excitement. It's a game of concentration, quick thinking, and sometimes, a little bit of friendly competition!

Weston County Senior Center, 627 Pine Street

Bridge is like a four-player version of poker but with way more math and way less bluffing. It’s a game where the more you know, the more confusing it gets, and the best part is arguing about who made the wrong move for hours afterward! Classic card drama.

Weston County Library, 23 W Main Street

Come and join us for weekly story time at the library! Enjoy fun stories, songs, and interactive activities that spark imagination and foster a love for reading. Perfect for children of all ages. Bring your little ones to explore new worlds and make new friends every week!

Weston County Senior Center, 627 Pine St.

Quilting and sewing are like therapy with scissors. You cut, stitch, and hope your fabric doesn't rebel! Thread gets tangled like a cat in a ball of yarn, and somehow, the fabric has a mind of its own. But hey, a quilt is just a big, cozy puzzle!

Weston County Courthouse

The Weston County Commissioners meet in regular session on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 9:00 a.m. in the Commissioners' Room in the Weston County Courthouse at 1 West Main Street.

Weston County Senior Center, 627 Pine Street

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a global, fellowship-based support group for individuals struggling with alcohol addiction. Through a 12-step program, AA encourages personal responsibility, spiritual growth, and mutual support. Meetings provide a safe space for sharing experiences, offering hope, and promoting recovery, with an emphasis on anonymity and non-judgment.

City Council Chambers, 10 West Warwick Street

The City Council meets on the first and third Monday of each month at 7 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. The Chambers are on the 2nd floor of the City Hall building. Call City Hall for more information at (307) 746-3535.