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Legislators continue budget debate

As the Wyoming Legislature works to finalize a budget before the scheduled close of the session on March 8, Weston Co

Legislative budget debate is going strong

The Budget Session of the 67th Wyoming Legislature is halfway over, and work on the budget is going strong, according

Posts raise a ruckus

Several Facebook posts regarding potential illegal activity in the community in recent weeks may have raised more str

RER to offer rights

Rare Element Resources’ rights offering among opportunities to support project
 

Competing with corrections

Changes give Wyoming DOC hiring edge over local law enforcement
 

County leaders ask Forest Service to withdraw

Commissioners submit letter of dissatisfaction about old-growth forest management
 

Concert this week

Tickets can be purchased for next season, too
 

Back home

Newcastle Vision Clinic’s new owner has a familiar face
 

Budget session kicks off

The 67th Wyoming Legislature’s budget session is officially underway, and a full week of the short 20-day session tha

Still time to file

Hospital and museum district elections in May
 

Advocacy, outreach and more

City council creates new Newcastle Police Department position
 

Board outreach planned

The Board of Weston County Commissioners plans to do more outreach with volunteer and commission-appointed boards aft

Mayor cites statutes for denying record

Newcastle Mayor Pam Gualtieri has cited two state statutes in denying a formal written request by the News Letter Jou

Why do teachers leave?

The Weston County School District No.

Tyrel Owens – Service is in his nature

Walter Sprague
Art and Culture Reporter
 

Talent in Spades

 

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