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Keep the feel-good feeling

It is a lot of fun making the newspaper during the holidays because we make a commitment every year to run almost exc

Congratulations

Once again, the News Letter Journal has collected nominations from the public for our Person of the Year award.

Christmas around the world

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas all over the world and the News Letter Journal thought

Nominate those who make a difference

It is once again time to recognize those who have made a difference in the Weston County community, and we need your

Gratitude and accountability

We have a lot to be thankful for this week — from our loyal readers to the First Amendment of the United States Const

Earn your sticker

As you head to your respective polling place on Tuesday for the 2024 General Election we want to encourage you to be

Cornerstone

It is fitting — and beneficial — that the impressive building that houses Decker’s Market sits on an elevated lot ove

Support local businesses

We hear it all the time, “shop local,” “support small businesses!” But other than actually buying a few things here a

Paul's Heart Was Changed

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Spread the love of literature

I’ve always loved to read. While in school, my favorite subjects were English, reading, and history.

Valuable experience

We’d like to welcome our new photographers, Emalee Sweet and Owen Cummings, to the News Letter Journal family. 

Good Samaritans

There are many Good Samaritans living and working in our community who perform acts of kindness that most people neve

Loitering issue will linger

With no real solution having been identified for the concerns expressed over youth hanging out at Washington Park Pla

Adler: Does the Impeachment Clause deter the Supreme Court from misbehavior?

Is the threat of impeachment sufficient to deter Supreme Court justices from abusing power or engaging in other acts

Agenda 2024: Our water system is complex, but in capable hands

It’s been said so often that it’s almost cliché at this point: We’re incredibly blessed to be able to turn on a fauce

Support worthy causes, and not just political candidates

There’s a lot of money being spent on primary elections in Park County this year, with a number of the races seeing b

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