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Southwest Wyoming Regional Airport will hold its triennial mass casualty emergency response drill on Saturday, April 12 at 10:00 a.m.—volunteers must sign up by Friday, April 4 and arrive at 7 a.m. to serve as victims, onlookers, and 911 callers with youth volunteers allowed if a parent signs a waiver.

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Debora Thaxton Soule, who retired from the Community Fine Arts Center, helped guide the Rock Springs Arts and Culture Committee—organizing Arts Month events and the Mayor’s Arts Awards—and was named the March Rock Springs Main Street/URA Volunteer of the Month on March 31st.

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Rock Springs Main Street/Urban Renewal Agency named Debora Thaxton Soulé as its March Volunteer of the Month (recognizing her service) in an announcement that honors her contributions to local renewal.

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