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A giving tradition — Community generosity drives festival success
More than $500,000 has quietly moved through Newcastle and Weston County over the past two decades, strengthening nonprofits, funding essential services and helping neighbors weather hard times.
Bracing for spike — New CFO aims to strengthen hospital finances
Warning that rural health care is “under attack,” Weston County Health Services’ newly hired chief financial officer says he is coming to Newcastle to help the hospital brace for a potential spike in insurance premium
Teaching trades — Woodshop instructor highlights CTE career paths
Newcastle educator Bessie Colgrove was among the voices spotlighted at the University of Wyoming’s Trustees Education Initiative Showcase on Nov.
Sips zoning approved — Move should help with traffic congestion, Lane says
Newcastle City Council members voted unanimously Nov.
In Ex-Sess — October, 2025
 The News Letter Journal reviewed the minutes of each of these four governing bodies' 2024 meetings to determine which were the most common reasons boards chose to enter executive session and which board members most
Newcastle students shine at WASC — Unterseher named adviser of the year
Newcastle High School Student Council members joined their peers from across Wyoming for the annual Wyoming Association of Student Councils convention, marking the 24th year the event has been held.
Ag intro — Bringing agriculture to the fingertips of the younger generation
The annual Fourth Grade Ag Day proved once again to be a hit, filling the elementary school students with smiles, laughter and hands-on learning.
Notices issued — County to notify five districts still out of compliance
Weston County commissioners voted Nov. 18 to send formal notices to five local districts that remain out of compliance with state reporting requirements.
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