Chugwater native publishes book nationally

Wanderer to host reading this weekend

Posted 11/19/24

WHEATLAND – On Saturday, 2008 Wheatland High School graduate Charles MacDuff “Charlie” Westerman will be at The Wanderer on Gilchrist for a sample reading of his new book, …

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