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Swimmers qualify at home

The Dogie swimmers were able to compete at home last week as they hosted a triangular with Douglas and Buffalo on Thu

Learning to set goals with 4-H

When the new year rolls around, everyone starts talking about New Year’s resolutions and making major life changes wi

Students invited to audition

Students throughout Weston County have the opportunity to audition for a part in “Space School Musical,” with perform

Dogie wrestler takes first at tournament

Kyah Miller, a senior wrestler at Newcastle High School, recently competed and took first place in her division at th

Barker named Journalist of the Year

The News Letter Journal’s Alexis Barker was named the 2022 Wyoming Journalist of the Year this past weekend at the 12

Fatal wreck closes Hwy. 85

A two-vehicle accident south of Newcastle on Jan. 17 at 2:05 p.m.

Police wage increases approved

As his first official action as chief of police, Charles Bowles requested a $2 per hour pay increase for the Newcastl

Amended lawsuit submitted in ballot case

Bruce Moats, the attorney representing the News Letter Journal, Kari Drost, Patricia Bauman and Raymond Norris, has f

School board taps brakes on student drug test policy

LANDER — Lander school leaders, for the most part, embraced a proposed policy that would have students involved in ex

Bill would allow guns at meetings

CASPER —A series of bills could eliminate gun-free zones in government buildings and meetings for those with conceale

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