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Tax vote β€” Mayor seeks path for penny tax vote

The Newcastle City Council has begun laying the groundwork for a possible local option penny sales tax that could app

Awarded for ingenuity β€” NHS students receive prize money

A trio of Newcastle High School students have proven their computer science prowess by winning a $1,000 prize in the

Time for a reset β€” Gualtieris work toward spring opening of Pizza Barn

The Gualtieri family has taken back control of the Pizza Barn and plans to reopen the longtime restaurant this spring

Godoy sentenced

A Newcastle man convicted of endangering a child was given a suspended prison sentence and placed on probation in the

Mayor speaks of city plans β€” Owens reflects on first year, looks ahead

Newcastle Mayor Tyrel Owens used his first State of the Municipality address on Jan.

Garages lost in fire β€” Power in Upper Cambria area cut to aid fire-fighting effort

Electric service to more than 400 customers in Newcastle was temporarily shut off the evening of Jan.

Put on hold β€” Highway 16 pathway delayed by soaring costs

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Felony sentence

Dogie roots run deep β€” Dogie connections run deep at 2026 Shrine Bowl

Newcastle head football coach Matt Conzelman will add a new chapter to his coaching resumΓ© this summer, as he has bee

POY Nominee β€” Katelynn Domina: Ink with intention: Shop becomes hub for giving

For Katelynn Domina, 2025 was a year of growth β€” for her business, for her artistic reach and for her sense of respon

POY Nominee β€” Cathy Harshbarger: Leading Weston County Health Services with faith

In a year marked by upheaval, loss and rebuilding, Cathy Harshbarger helped restore a sense of hope at Weston County

POY Nominee β€” Vicki Hayman: Healthy connections: Hayman leaves lasting Extension legacy

After 28 years with the University of Wyoming Extension, Vicki Hayman officially closed the door on her office for th

POY Nominee β€” Deb Carr: Keeping service local

For nearly 15 years, Deb Carr has unlocked the door to her downtown shop with the same intention: to serve the people

POY Nominee β€” Bucky Rawhouser: Supporting community

Barney Ottema is crystal clear in his opinion of his friend and part-time employer, 2025 NLJ Person of the Year nomin

POY Nominee β€” Mendocino Ellis: Always going above and beyond

β€œI’ve never seen anybody do so much for the children and for the community,” Deborah Jorrey said of Mendocino Ellis,

NLJ Person of the Year 2025 β€” Jen Womack: Spreading a little sunshine

β€œI think she’s very deserving of this nomination,” Sagebrush Market employee Mary Kopp said of her boss, Jen Womack.

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