Weston County Senior Center, 627 Pine Street

The American Legion Auxiliary, established in 1921, is a volunteer organization supporting veterans and their families. It provides programs focused on community service, education, patriotism, and youth development. Members advocate for veterans' rights, assist in local projects, and support the American Legion's mission to strengthen and honor the U.S. military.

Church On The Hill, 301 Delaware Ave

Celebrate Recovery is a faith-based program designed to help individuals overcome addiction, habits, and hurts through a 12-step approach. It combines biblical principles with support groups, offering a safe environment for healing and personal growth. The program emphasizes accountability, spiritual transformation, and lasting recovery through Christ-centered support.

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, 627 Pine Street

Come and enjoy a warm, delicious caramel roll! Picture soft, sweet dough swirled with cinnamon, topped with a gooey, buttery caramel glaze. It's the perfect treat to brighten your day. Stop by and grab one this morning!

Contact Erin Persche for more information epersche@uwyo.edu or 307-746-3531

National 4-H Week is a great time to discover all that 4-H has to offer! From animals and agriculture to cooking, crafts, science, leadership, and community service, there’s something for everyone. Join 4-H to make new friends, try new things, build confidence, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Come see what 4-H is all about!

Weston County Fairgrounds, Event Center

The Friends of Weston County Fair is a group of dedicated community members who support the fair through fundraising, volunteering, and promoting events. They work to ensure the fair’s success, helping organize activities, improving facilities, and preserving the tradition of the Weston County Fair in Wyoming.

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.

126 W. Wentworth Street

We are open every Tuesday, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Fresh finds, vintage treasures, and prices so good your wallet might smile. Come hunt for hidden gems, stylish clothes, books, and treasures you didn’t know you needed. One person’s “why did I keep this?” is your next favorite find!

First United Methodist Church, 23 N Seneca Ave

Gently used clothing: because who needs brand-new when you can rock a shirt with character? These clothes have been around the block, but they’re still stylish, comfy, and ready for their next adventure. Think of it as “vintage,” not “used.” Fashion with a story to tell!

Weston County Senior Center, 627 Pine Street

The Lions Club is well known for their work with sight-related issues, having started their work on vision care and blindness prevention. Lions help provide vision screenings, donate eyeglasses, and support blindness prevention programs. The slogan of the Lions Club is "We Serve," highlighting the core value of volunteering and community service.