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.

Weston County Senior Center, 627Pine Street

Join us for a free Veterans Breakfast! All veterans are welcome to enjoy a hearty meal in honor of your service. Come connect with fellow veterans, share stories, and let us thank you in person. Your sacrifice means everything—this breakfast is a small token of our gratitude. 

Animal Shelter

Support your local animal shelter by donating, volunteering, or spreading awareness. Shelters rely on community help to care for animals in need. Your contribution, whether time, supplies, or financial support, helps save lives and provides a brighter future for countless pets waiting for their forever homes.

Weston County Library, 23 W Main Street

Come and join us for weekly story time at the library! Enjoy fun stories, songs, and interactive activities that spark imagination and foster a love for reading. Perfect for children of all ages. Bring your little ones to explore new worlds and make new friends every week!

Weston County Senior Center, 627 Pine Street

Bridge night got wild. Mildred trumped Harold’s ace, and he hasn’t spoken since. Joyce bid 6 no-trump with zero confidence—turned out she had all the cards and the wine. Dave misread the rules, thought it was poker. Still lost. We play for peanuts now—literally. Someone bring salt next time.

Weston County Senior Center, 627 Pine Street

Domino night got heated. Carl slammed a double-six like it was a mic drop—startled the cat, spilled Brenda’s wine. Lucy plotted five moves ahead like it was chess; nobody else noticed. George played a blank, claimed it was “strategic ambiguity.” We still don’t know the score, but Carl definitely lost.

Weston County Natural Resource District Office, 1225 Washington Blvd

The Weston County Natural Resource District (WCNRD) focuses on managing and conserving natural resources in Weston County, Wyoming. It provides services like soil conservation, water management, wildlife habitat restoration, and land-use planning. WCNRD aims to improve environmental sustainability and support local agricultural practices for the community's long-term benefit. Our meetings are open to the public. Call 307-746-3264 ext. 4 for more information.

First United Methodist Church, 23 N Seneca Ave

Losing weight? It's not about six-packs—it’s about keeping up with kids, grandkids and dancing at weddings. Swap the cookie jar for carrot sticks (yes, it hurts). Walk like you forgot where you parked. Laugh lots, move more, and remember: every pound gone is one less creaky joint complaining!

Newcastle Lodge & Convention Center, 22918 Highway 85

The American Legion is a U.S. veterans' organization founded in 1919, dedicated to supporting military service members and their families. It advocates for veterans' rights, organizes community programs, and promotes patriotism. The Legion also offers assistance with benefits, health care, and provides educational opportunities for veterans and their families.

Weston County Health Services, 1124 Washington Blvd.

Our wellness clinic offers comprehensive care with a focus on prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. From routine check-ups to specialized services, we prioritize your health and well-being. Our compassionate team is here to provide expert care, support, and guidance to help you live a healthier, happier life.