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Student groups struggle to find rides

Bus drivers remain in demand at Weston County School District No.

The other side — Blackwell hopes to make positive impact

Beth Blackwell, a longtime state grant and loan administrator, has crossed over to the municipal side as Newcastle’s

Setting standards — Council approved standards booklet

Flooding that spread from one property to another after the removal of a short retaining wall prompted city planning

Newcastle meeting opens statewide push to shape rural health care

Pool events request — Rec board considers “private” pool parties, swim lessons

Swim lessons and pool parties are common at Kozisek Aquatic Center, but in an effort to generate additional revenue,

Cost of living — Newcastle city employees receive raises

City employees will receive a 4% cost-of-living raise this year — an increase that was built into the budget but not

In session — Weston County trustees join other boards for legislative advocacy, budgeting talks

Weston County School District No. 1 trustees were among those gathered Aug.

Water works — City to host meetings to discuss improvements to water system

The city has scheduled two public meetings with the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality to review two water p

Cost of living — City employees receive raises

Episode 44 — Is Newcastle a Dying Community

Bob and Alexis go off the page this week to tackle the toughest question of all — Is Newcastle a Dying Community?

Fair view — A graduate’s tale

This year, Newcastle has to say goodbye to some of the very best, most hardworking and most promising fair exhibitors

Meeting an inspiration — Local family enjoys outing with beloved online figure

For the past few years, Newcastle residents Shirley DeMerritt and her grandson Avery DeMerritt have keenly followed o

Reunion revenue — Alumni help raise thousands for Weston County students

When Newcastle alumni gathered for the All-School Reunion this summer, they did more than reconnect — they invested i

Bank baton passed — Tystad named regional president by Pinnacle

After 22 years with Pinnacle Bank, Justin Tystad has been named a regional president.

Engineer now on duty — City hires resident engineer after years without

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Improved experience — Mondell Heights completes renovation project

A multi-year renovation at Mondell Heights in Newcastle has residents at the assisted living facility pleased.

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