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Feeling the crunch — Financial assistance available to residents struggling to pay utility bills

A recent utility rate increase passed by the Newcastle City Council went into effect on Nov.

What's Up In Weston County Dec. 19-25, 2024

Thu. Dec. 19 7AM T.O.P.S. #218 - WC Senior Center

BLM meetings scheduled

The Bureau of Land Management has announced four meeting dates in January to discuss draft Newcastle and Nebraska Res

What's Up In Weston County Dec. 12-18, 2024

Thu. Dec. 12 7AM T.O.P.S. #218 - WC Senior Center

1PM Bridge - WC Senior Center

Wyoming sees increased outdoor recreation revenue, which could benefit Newcastle

Wyoming is enjoying an outdoor recreation industry boom, which holds great promise for Newcastle.

Naloxone for Newcastle? School board considers drug antidote administration policy

Weston County School District No.

City addresses pollution issues — Landfill remediation project gets DEQ categorical exclusion

The City of Newcastle has been given approval to move quickly in addressing ongoing pollution issues caused by the ol

Salmonella outbreak — National outbreak of salmonella hits Newcastle Elementary

About 40 Weston County community members, including some Newcastle Elementary students, reportedly became ill in conn

What's Up in Weston County Dec. 5-11, 2024

Dec. 2-13 9AM-5PM Used Book Sale - WC Library

 

Landing in the history books

Randi Carpenter, a 2001 Newcastle High School graduate and former News Letter Journal reporter, made a historic journ

Free holiday movie matinee empowers Newcastle

This year, Newcastle’s Farmers Insurance agent, Michael Freeman and the Newcastle Area Chamber of Commerce are teamin

City approves hike for water, sewer, and trash service

City of Newcastle customers will see an increase on their next bill after the Newcastle City Council approved rate in

What's Up In Weston County Nov. 28-Dec. 4, 2024

Thu. Nov. 28 Closed Happy Thanksgiving - WC Senior Center

 

Grant will help newspaper operations

Funds will assist News Letter Journal in continuing to provide local news

Proffer is new chamber chief

Relative newcomer has bright plans

Spelling bee returns

On Nov.

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