Newcastle Elementary School Parking Lot, 5040 US-16

Saturday, June 13, 2026, 10AM-1PM

Weston County Natural Resource District was able to schedule a contractor for a 2026 Household Hazardous Waste Collection. After two years of having to postpone, we’re excited to host this event again. In an effort to keep the costs of this program down, we will not accept items that can be disposed of at the local landfill or transfer station. ACCEPTED ITEMS: Automotive (DO NOT MIX AUTO FLUIDS); Paints/Solvents (NO LATEX PAINT); Lawn &  Garden; Home; Electronics - Many items can be disposed of at the landfill, we will sort to make sure they get treated appropriately; Batteries, devices, and lightbulbs; Prescription medication – Law enforcement will be at the event to collect for disposal; NO: Latex paint, automotive batteries, medical waste (excluding medication); Commercial waste: there is a disposal fee for commercial or business waste. Please contact the District by June 5th for specific costs, and to provide Contractor with advance notice. For more information call 307-746-3264 x4.

Join us on Saturday, June 13, at 10 a.m. for a bus tour and trek through Beaver Creek Loop and tour of Russian Seismic Station by Walt Soper. A History Program brought to you by Weston County Historical Society and Weston County Museum District. Details to be provided soon.

Weston County Library, 23 W. Main Street

In June, the library is taking orders for fresh, juicy peaches straight from the orchard. Stop by the front desk to place orders or call the library at 746-2206. Peaches will be available for pickup later in the month. Don’t miss the chance to enjoy sweet summer fruit while helping library programs thrive.

Weston County Senior Center, 627 Pine Street

Exercise class: where sweat meets laughter and no one knows what the instructor just said—but we’re all lunging anyway. You trip, you laugh, you keep moving. Muscles scream, but so do friendships. It's not about perfection—it’s about showing up, shaking it out, and maybe surviving burpees without crying (too much).

Weston County Senior Center, 627 Pine Street

In computer class, we learned Ctrl+Z undoes mistakes—except in life. Josh tried debugging his love life with F5. Sarah renamed her homework “final_final_REAL.docx” seven times. The teacher froze like Windows 98 mid-lecture. Meanwhile, the printer growled like a dragon. Moral: never trust autocorrect or Wi-Fi during a test.

Weston County Children's Center, 104 Stampede St.

The Weston County Children's Center provides childcare, preschool, and kindergarten services. It also offers Free Region III Developmental Screenings, call for more information 307-746-3541

Weston County Senior Center, 627 Pine Street

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a global, fellowship-based support group for individuals struggling with alcohol addiction. Through a 12-step program, AA encourages personal responsibility, spiritual growth, and mutual support. Meetings provide a safe space for sharing experiences, offering hope, and promoting recovery, with an emphasis on anonymity and non-judgment.

City Council Chambers, 10 West Warwick Street

The City Council meets on the first and third Monday of each month at 7 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. The Chambers are on the 2nd floor of the City Hall building. Call City Hall for more information at (307) 746-3535.

Weston County Senior Center, 627 Pine Street

Welcome to quilting, where every stitch tells a story and mistakes just add character! Whether you're a patchwork pro or threading your first needle, there's joy in every fabric square. Relax, laugh, create, and remember—quilts are like hugs you can wrap yourself in. Let's stitch up something beautiful together!

Weston County Courthouse

The Weston County Commissioners meet in regular session on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 9:00 a.m. in the Commissioners' Room in the Weston County Courthouse at 1 West Main Street.