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Crowd control — Hageman to hold town hall

Anyone who would like to attend Wyoming Rep.

Who’s playing? — Coaches comment on societal, enrollment impact on NLJ sports

Mary Stroka

NLJ Reporter

Council votes to continue budget billing program

The Newcastle City Council voted to continue the budget billing program for city utilities, despite tepid participati

Organizers seek auction items — All-School Reunion auctions fund scholarships and future events

As Newcastle gears up for the 2025 NHS All-School Reunion, organizers are reminding the community that the live and s

Water, trash expenses up — City approves $10.8 million budget

The budget approved by the city council last week for the city of Newcastle increased by over $2 million from the bud

“Knock the Dust Off for the Dogies!” Campaign Encourages Newcastle to Shine for Summer Visitors

Fireworks funded — City of Newcastle will cover majority of cost for the 2025 display

Newcastle skies will explode in colors for the Fourth of July, thanks to an $8,000 investment from the city of Newcas

50-year-old US 16 bypass getting an upgrade

Dollars for ‘drive-through counties’ — New Outdoor Recreation Trust Fund Board meets in Newcastle to draft rules

Leslie Stewart, a Wyoming State Parks and Cultural Resources commissioner for District 6 (which includes Weston Count

Reunion in the works — All-school reunion will feature sports events, fundraisers

Newcastle High School alumni will gather July 3-6 for the 2025 all-school reunion, which will offer a plethora of opp

Get ready to fly the red, white and blue — Newcastle will host Wyoming American Legion convention for first time

Residents will likely see more red, white and blue next month because Newcastle’s Monroe-Bland Post 3 is hosting this

School staffing — Board approves staff changes to reflect smaller class sizes

In an effort to “correct-size” Weston County School District No.

Steveson made her mark at BHSU

Four valedictorians — Bau, Dutcher, Hoover and Morris to share distinction

Michael Alexander

NLJ Reporter

Tensions flare — Rec board expresses frustration with council

A discussion between Mayor Tyrel Owens and members of the Newcastle Rec Board became heated on May 5 after the board

in for an Overhaul — Newcastle City Council to repeal and review ordinances

Following a presentation by Newcastle Police Chief Derek Thompson regarding ordinances that raise concerns for him, t

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