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Hunt/Wagoner win commission race

Bob Bonnar NLJ Associate Publisher Former Newcastle Mayor Ed Wagoner was the top vote-getter in the Weston County Commission race in Tuesday’s primary election and will advance, along with incumbent...

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Kitty reprieve

Some stray cats are finding new homes Alexis Barker NLJ Reporter An effort to place stray cats into adopted homes instead of having them euthanized saved the lives of over a dozen felines this summer,...

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County wants to revisit LEC agreement

Alexis Barker NLJ Reporter For some time now, the Newcastle Police Department and the Weston County Sheriff’s Office have worked together under one roof, and County Administrator Dan Blakeman has been...

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Suicide attempt after accident

Bob Bonnar NLJ Associate Publisher A Newcastle man was life-flighted to Rapid City Regional Hospital on Monday evening after he apparently attempted suicide following a single-vehicle accident on Salt...

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Plea in Coffee case

Alexis Barker NLJ Reporter Weston County Attorney William Curley reported last week that he is prepared to enter into a plea agreement with the attorney for Michael Davis, who was arrested last...

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A high wire act

Bob Bonnar NLJ Associate Publisher There was a time when the Osage Power Plant was a bustle of activity, but the plant was taken out of operation shortly after the turn of the century. After the...

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Safety Bash has fitness focus

Alexis Barker NLJ Reporter Children are consistently told to eat healthy and stay active. They are told to buckle their seat belts and wear their helmets to give them their best chance for long, happy...

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Hospital comfortable with risk coverage

Alexis Barker NLJ Reporter In 2003, Weston County Health Services (WCHS) was the second facility to join the Yellowstone Insurance Exchange, a risk retention group that covers liability insurance for...

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County employment improved in July

Bob Bonnar NLJ Associate Publisher According to a report released at the end of August, Wyoming continued to suffer from a significantly higher unemployment rate than it had a year earlier, but the...

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Landfill board committed to tax vote

Alexis Barker  NLJ Reporter The Weston County Solid Waste District (WCSWD) board continues to use weekly work sessions to determine the best way to educate the public about a ballot issue that will ask...

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School enrollment drops

Mary Freeman NLJ Editor The Newcastle School Board met at regular session on Wednesday, and two of the topics for discussion included the current enrollment statistics and the advent of the new school...

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A Short Stop in the morning

Mary Freeman NLJ News Editor The place to go before the sun rises in Newcastle has still got to be the Short Stop at 2206 W. Main St. Long before daylight, the pick up trucks and cars start rolling in,...

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New engineer off to a good start

Alexis Barker NLJ Reporter For just over a month, Mike Moore has been working with City Engineer Bob Hartley to prepare to take over Hartley’s position in January. He has been working hard to acclimate...

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Training for the new economy

Community Ed opens the door to new job skills Alexis Barker NLJ Reporter The economy of northeast Wyoming is in transition, and Weston County School District #1’s community outreach education program...

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Blakeman Confronts Commission

Alexis Barker NLJ Reporter Questions over engineering costs and delays in undertaking projects first identified several years ago spurred County Administrator Dan Blakeman to scold the Weston County...

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Special meeting to discuss trash tax

Alexis Barker  NLJ Reporter The Weston County Commissioners will hold a special meeting this week to address concerns raised by other county officials over the prospect of putting a proposed mil levy...

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Congressional staff visits area

Mary Freeman News Editor Staff from US Senators Mike Enzi’s and John Barrasso, and US House of Representatives member Cynthia Lummis’ offices came to Newcastle on Wednesday. Field Representative for...

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Pinnacle Bank opens its doors next week

Alexis Barker NLJ Reporter Pinnacle Bank announced in a press release last week that its Newcastle branch will open the doors of their new facility at 1401 Washington Blvd on September 26. “We are...

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Accused pornographer arrested

A 34-year old Newcastle man was arrested earlier this month after local law enforcement authorities recovered evidence in his home that led to a felony charge for production of child pornography,...

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Kolby isn’t fighting alone

Alexis Barker NLJ Reporter Newcastle High School Sophomore Kolby Pisciotti was diagnosed in August with Pediatric Follicular Lymphoma and is undergoing treatment in Minneapolis. His mother, middle...

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