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City gains grants — Grant writer secures millions in funding, pursues additional support for city projects

The city’s investment in grant writing is paying off, with officials reporting millions of dollars secured or in prog

Strong-arming the competition — Anderson medals at major arm-wrestling event

Despite being relatively new to the sport, Newcastle resident Jae Anderson medaled at the North American Open Armwres

Newcastle housing market tightens — Prices rise and inventory shrinks

As housing prices rise and available homes remain rather scarce, many Newcastle residents are finding it increasingly

Homegrown success — Newcastle native honored on inaugural 40 list

Rebecca Podio doesn’t spend much time talking about herself.

Under review — City revising penny tax proposal after concerns over scope, timeline

Alexis Barker

NLJ News Editor

Tradition continued — Christensen walks the halls her great-grandfather once walked

Callie Christensen carries a piece of Wyoming history with her — and now, she’s adding to it.

Rate hike proposed — Black Hills Energy seeks 1st base rate increase in a decade

Black Hills Energy filed a request March 18 with the Wyoming Public Service Commission to update its electric base ra

Landfill remediation — Leachate concerns to be addressed at Landfill No. 1

The city of Newcastle will soon begin work on the Landfill No.

Standoff ends peacefully — Outside agency aids in arrest after standoff

A law enforcement operation on West Railroad Street in Newcastle ended Monday afternoon with a suspect taken into cus

Tribute — Bette Sample honored with annual day of recognition in Newcastle

The first day of spring will now be recognized as Bette Sample Day in Newcastle, following a proclamation read by May

Bartletts bid adieu — Educators reflect on years at Newcastle Middle School

Between class periods at Newcastle Middle School, Tyler Bartlett often steps into the hallway as students move from o

50 years — From counting change to countdown to a change

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average job tenure in the United States is just under four years, ye

School staff cuts — District trustees approve reductions after tie vote

Weston County School District No.

Water chlorination — EPA-mandated chlorination bid exceeds estimate

Newcastle will move forward with an Environmental Protection Agency-mandated chlorination project after bids came in

Governor signs Heartbeat Act — Weston County legislators back pro-life law

Wyoming House Speaker Chip Neiman, who represents Weston and Crook counties, said the Legislature made its position c

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