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High school will return to seven-period days

Starting in the 2026-27 school year, Newcastle High School will move away from its current block schedule to return t

School board approves contracts for staff

The Weston County School District No.

Off the rack — Store owner embraces versatility

Locals and tourists who walk into Deb Carr’s shop on Main Street in Newcastle may be struck by the diversity of goods

Big plans — Former mayor establishes economic development board

A group of Newcastle residents, headed by former Mayor Pam Gualtieri, has established the Newcastle Economic Developm

In the swing — New softball league secures field access and gets ready to play

A softball league is being brought back to Newcastle after years of dormancy through the efforts of Ashley Tupper, wh

Softball stymied — Sports organizations must come to an agreement

The Newcastle City Council denied a memorandum of understanding presented by the Newcastle Youth Softball Association

Nothing slowing Butler down — Injured senior still pulls out a top year

Newcastle High School senior Aidan Butler, 18, was injured in a car accident on Feb.

A focus on student success — LaCroix reappointed to UW Board of Trustees

In the final days of his first term as a member of the University of Wyoming board of trustees, Weston County School

Refinery update — New heater for WRC coming in ahead of schedule

The building and delivery of the new heater that will replace one of the two heaters that were damaged in the Feb.

Ready & raring — District hosts learning fun night for families with young children

Preschool-aged children can get a sneak peak into their future kindergarten days at a free event that Weston County S

Renovate or rust? — School district seeks donations to keep Kozisek Aquatic Center open

Weston County School District No.

Being a good steward Kachelhoffer — reappointed to School Facilities Commission

On Mar.

Buster in action

Newcastle’s newest officer has hit the ground running, on all fours.

Tanked — Chlorination system likely to be installed to address city water issues

As the city continues to navigate and work through a level 2 assessment of the city’s water system because of a serie

High school schedule could change — Return to seven-period day may decrease stress and spending

Superintendent Brad LaCroix again raised the issues of looming and omnipresent funding challenges at the Feb.

Dogs, MOU discussed at council meeting

Dog ordinance review

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